Page 7: Basics
Basics of the Internet and the web
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HTTP Client Methods – GET and POST
HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) client methods such as GET and POST for transferring files and web pages over the web. [more...]
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HTTP protocol- What is HTTP?
An article on the HyperText Transfer HTTP Protocol and how it's used to transfer files and web page across the web. [more...]
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URLs – What is an URL?
A beginners guide to the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is also known as Internet address or WWW address [more...]
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The Client Server Architecture
Article on client server architecture and how the two interact with each other to display web pages; static web pages developed in [more...]
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Programming languages on the internet
A brief on programming languages on the Internet and the WWW (World Wide Web) such as HTML, CGI (Perl and C), JavaScript, JScript, [more...]
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HyperText Markup Language (HTML) basics
HTML basics and details of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) tag and how the HTML tags are used to develop web pages. [more...]
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Telnet – Connecting to a remote computer
The telnet protocol is used to connect to a remote computer and here you shall learn to use it from Windows and Unix/Linux system. [more...]
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File Transfer Protocol – FTP
Article on the basics of FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and how you can FTP through a command prompt or terminal window, through a b [more...]
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Email basics
A article on email, how it works and email clients or email programs that help to send and receive emails. [more...]
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Internet Protocols
An article on Internet protocols such as Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), the HyperText Transfer Protoc [more...]
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Data Transfer over the Web and Client-Server Interaction
Data transfer over the web and how client and server interact with each other to send and receive data. [more...]
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The World Wide Web (WWW) Basics
A basic article on the fundamentals of the world wide web (WWW) explaining the HTTP protocol and how HTML web pages link to each o [more...]
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