Web Technologies: A Computer Science Perspective by Jeffrey C. Jackson
- Publisher: COMPUTER SCIENCE
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- SKU: 51390
- Number of Pages: 574
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Title: Web Technologies: A Computer Science Perspective
Author: Jeffrey C. Jackson
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: Black White Paper
Category: Computer Science / Web Development / Internet Technologies
Recommended For: Computer science students, web development learners, and IT professionals seeking foundational and theoretical understanding of web technologies
Key Points:
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Computer Science-Oriented – Explains web technologies from a theoretical and programming-centric perspective.
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Covers Core Concepts – HTML, CSS, JavaScript, client-server architecture, XML, HTTP, and more.
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Standards-Based – Emphasizes W3C standards and protocols that govern web development.
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Strong Academic Structure – Ideal for university courses with structured chapters, examples, and exercises.
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Bridges Theory & Practice – Offers insight into both the conceptual underpinnings and practical implementation of web technologies.