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*CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS*
*CMS*
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*RELATIONAL DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM*
*RDBMS*
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*often abbreviated as ‘site’*
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*a ‘website’ is a collection of related ‘web pages’ (including ‘multimedia content’), typically identified with a common ‘domain name’, + published on at least 1 ‘web server’*
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(a ‘website’ may be accessible via a public “internet protocol” (IP) network (such as ‘the internet’), or a private ‘local area network’ (LAN), by referencing a ‘uniform resource locator’ (URL) that identifies the ‘site’)
(‘websites’ have many functions + can be used in various fashions)
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(a ‘website’ can be…)
*a ‘personal website’*
*a ‘commercial website’ for a company*
*a ‘government website’*
*a ‘non-profit organization website’*
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(‘websites’ are typically dedicated to a particular ‘topic’ or ‘purpose’, including…)
‘entertainment’
‘social networking’
‘news’
‘education’
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(*all ‘publicly accessible websites’ collectively constitute the ‘world wide web’*…)
(…while ‘private websites’ (such as a company’s website for its ‘employees’) are typically a part of an ‘intranet’)
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(‘web pages’ (which are the building blocks of ‘websites’) are ‘documents’, typically composed in ‘plain text’ interspersed with ‘formatting instructions’ of ‘hypertext markup language’ (‘HTML’ / ‘XHTML’))
(they may incorporate elements from other ‘websites’ with suitable ‘markup anchors’)
(‘web pages’ are ‘accessed’ + ‘transported’ with the ‘hypertext transfer protocol’ (HTTP), which may optionally employ ‘encryption’ (‘HTTP Secure’, ‘HTTPS’) to provide security and privacy for the user)
(the user’s ‘application’ (often a ‘web browser’) renders the ‘page content’ according to its “HTML markup instructions” onto a ‘display terminal’)
(‘hyperlinking’ between ‘web pages’ conveys to the ‘reader’ the ‘site structure + guides the navigation of the ‘site’, which often starts with a ‘home page’ containing a ‘directory’ of the ‘site web content’)
(some ‘websites’ require ‘user registration’ or ‘subscription’ to access ‘content’)
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(examples of ‘subscription websites’ include…)
*many ‘business sites’*
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*’news websites’*
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*’academic journal websites’*
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*’gaming websites’*
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*’file-sharing websites’*
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*’message boards’*
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*’web-based email’*
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*’social networking websites’*
*’websites providing ‘real-time stock market data’’*
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(as well as ‘sites’ providing various other ‘services’)
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(as of ‘2016’, ‘end users’ can access ‘websites’ on a range of devices, including… )
*’desktop’ + ‘laptop’ computers*
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*’tablet computers’*
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*’smartphones’*
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*’smart TVs’*
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👈👈👈 ☜ *“THE WORLD WIDE WEB”*☞ 👉👉👉
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*🌈✨ *TABLE OF CONTENTS* ✨🌷*
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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥*we won the war* 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥