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IS 360 Course Introduction

Slide 2 What you will Learn (1) The role of Web servers and clients How to create HTML, XHTML, and HTML 5 pages suitable for rendering by a browser (user agent) How to format output using cascading style sheets (CSS 3) How to create JavaScript that runs in the context of a browser

Slide 3 What you will Learn (2) How to add some sizzle to page using jQuery and jQuery controls How to perform partial page refreshes with AJAX How to create simple server-side applications that run in the context of the Web server (IIS) ASP.NET

Slide 4 The Web (Then) Client (Request) Server (Receive) Client (Render HTML) Server (Send HTML)

Slide 5 The Web (Now 1) Client (Request Page) Web server (Discover browser) Web server (Render browser specific page) Client (Execute script and render) Client (Submit transactional request)

Slide 6 The Web (Now 2) Client (Submit transactional request) Web server (Request database data Web Service request) (PHP, ASP.NET, JSP) Database server (Send DataSet, XML, …) External Web service (Respond to SOAP) Facebook API (FBML) My blog Google Earth

Slide 7 The Web (Now 3) Client (Render page and interact with user) Ajax ) Web server (Response and client-side script) DOM Next Round Trip Silverlight Mobile toolkits

Slide 8 Client (Request Page) Web server (Discover browser) Web server (Render browser specific page) Client (Execute script and render) Client (Submit transactional request) Web server Database server (Send DataSet, XML, …) External Web service (Respond to SOAP) Facebook API (FBML) My blog Google Earth Client Ajax ) DOM Next Round Trip State management (Session, application) Encryption Authentication Encryption And State management (Cookies)

Slide 9 IS 360 DISTILLED Client XHTML HTML5 DOM JavaScript Silverlight jQuery Server PHP ASP.NET Boutique tech JSP Resources XML Web Service Rest