Web & Application Development
Web application development is the creation of application programs that reside on remote servers and are delivered to the user’s device over the Internet. A web application (web app) does not need to be downloaded and is instead accessed through a network. An end-user can access a web application through a web browser such as Google Chrome, Safari, or Mozilla Firefox.
Types of Web Development
1. Static Web Applications
Examples of the development of static web applications include professional portfolios or digital resumes. Similarly, a page presenting a company could also make use of this type of web application to display their contact information.
2. Dynamic Web Applications
Dynamic web applications use databases for data loading and their contents are updated each time the user accesses them. They usually have an administration panel (called CMS), where administrators can correct or modify application content, whether text or images. It allows you to implement an abundance of features, such as forums or databases. The project can be modified to match the administrator’s preferences.
3. Shop Online Or E-Commerce
If the web application is an online store, its development is likely to resemble that of an m-commerce or e-commerce site. It allows electronic payments that can be made from credit cards, PayPal, or other payment methods. The developer also creates a management panel for the administrator; that will be used for the listing of new products, update them, delete the entries, and manage applications and payments. Your web application fits on mobile devices the same way as a mobile app does, making it possible to interact with it as if it were a native application.