Web Application Elements
The process of building web applications is a mechanism that determines how the components of the application communicate with each other, or it can be said that it is the process of creating the way through which the client and server are connected through the structure of the web application, and web applications that differ in size and complexity follow the same design principle, with differences in some Details, the following is an illustration of the component elements of web applications:
Components related to the user interface
This includes activity logs, dashboards, notifications, settings, stats, etc. Since this component is not related to running the architecture of the web application, it is concerned with planning the user interface of the web application.
structural components
Client side, CSS, HTML, and JS are used in the design of this part, since it is in the user's web browser, there is no need for an operating system or device-related modifications, and the client component is a representation of the functionality of the web application that the end user interacts with.
The server side, which can be built with one programming language, and the most important programming languages used in building the server side are Java, .Net, NodeJS, PHP, Python, and Ruby on Rails, and the server side is divided into two parts, the first part is the application logic, and it includes the center The main control of the application, and the second part is the database: it is where all the static data is stored.
Web Application Categories
Static web application
This type of web application displays a small amount of content and is not flexible, and these applications are developed using both CSS and HTML, and this type may include animated objects such as videos, GIF files, and others.
Mobile web application
This type of web application is more technically complex, and to load data, databases are used, and each time the user accesses the content, it is updated.
Portal Web Applications
It is a type of web application in which many sections or categories are accessed through a home page. Some of the most important examples of this type of web application are:
search engines.
forums.
Email messages.
E-commerce applications
When the web application is an online store, its development is similar to the development of e-commerce sites, and this type of web application is a bit complicated because it also includes electronic methods of payment such as credit cards, online banking, PayPal, etc., and this type also requires Development of a control panel, this panel is used to list products, manage inventory, update or delete them, and other requirements.
Content management system
A content management system is very useful when it comes to regular updating of content for the purpose of developing web applications, as a content management system can be used to perform modifications and updates, and these systems are usually easy to use and intuitive
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