★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Over One million paying customer ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ WAGmob brings you Simple 'n Easy, on-the-go learning book for "Learn Web Programming". The book Snack sized chapters for easy learning. Designed for both students and adults. This book provides a quick summary of essential concepts in Learn Web Programming by following snack sized •Introduction•What is Web Programming?•Web Programming Vocabulary•Why Learn Web Programming?•A Simple HTML “Hello World” Page•Web Programming Languages•How does a Website Programming Work?•HTML•CSS•XML•JavaScript•Managing Database•ASP.NETProgramming •Programming•Algorithms•What is Pseudo Code?•Flowchart•Flowchart Symbols•Programming Language•Levels of Programming Languages•Compiler and Interpreter•Phases of a C Program•Variables•Steps for Writing a ProgramWeb Programming •Web Programming Architecture•Computer Network Architecture•P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Architecture•Advantages of P2P•Disadvantages of P2P•Client/Server Architecture•Advantages of Client/Server •Disadvantages of Client/ServerNetworking and •What is Network?•Point to Point Connections•Area Networks•Local Area Network (LAN)•Wide Area Network (WAN)•Topologies •LAN Topologies•The OSI Model•TCP/IP•IP Addressing•What is the Internet?•Firewall•Transmission Medium•Wirelss Technologies and BandwidthClient Server •Client-Server Model•Client-Server Network •Web Client•Web Server•Protocols•HTTP•Network Devices•TCP/IP•TCP/IP Protocols •FTP•SMTP•IP AddressXML •What is XML?•The Basic Rule•Why XML is used?•XML Specification•Difference between XML and HTML•XML Elements•XML Attributes•Writing XML•Why XML is Important?•XML Applications•XML-related Technologies•XML SummaryBrowser •What is Browser?•How a Web Browser Works?•The Most Common Web Browsers•Microsoft Internet Explorer•Mozilla Firefox•Apple’s Safari•Opera•Lynx Browser•Glossary•World Wide Web•Browser Cache•Browser Cookies•Browser Plug-ins•Firewall•Search Engine•URLHTML •HTML•Creating an HTML File•HTML Tags•HTML Basic Document Structure•Creating links in HTML•Text Input Fields•Radio Button•HTML Summary