What is Web

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Application: An application delivered to users from a Web server over a network such as the World Wide Web or an intranet. Learn more in: A Quality-Aware Engineering Process for Web Applications

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Is the term used to refer to a set of connected computers that can exchange data and messages. This is possible through a common protocol, which allows several users—private individuals, cultural bodies, libraries, or military institutes—to join in the same access. Learn more in: An Overview of Web 2.0 and Its Technologies and Their Impact in the Modern Era

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Can refer to a structure that joins other component parts, for example computers, as a hypertext system that operates over the Internet, used for serving Web pages and transferring files. Learn more in: Industrial Web Portal for Remote Supervisory Control

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A large set of distributed pages created by individual users, which contain links (called hyperlinks) between them and textual and pictorial information. Learn more in: Social and P2P Networks on the Internet

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A term used for the World Wide Web, which is a component or sub system of the Internet. Learn more in: Attitudes to Online Reading and Web-Based Instructions in Developing Societies

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service composition is a process that combines the total or partial function of multiple web services, to accomplish a determined goal. Learn more in: Web Service Discovery, Composition, and Interoperability

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Also referred as World Wide Web, it is a multimedia system based on hypertext applications that use the client/server model to access to Internet resources. Learn more in: Proxy Caching Strategies for Internet Media Streaming

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A collection of linked hypertext documents accessed via browsers on the Internet. Learn more in: Podcasting and Vodcasting in Education and Training