By the end of this class, the student should be able to: ¶

• Distinguish between server-side and client-side web development. ¶
• Describe the standard workflow of a server-side web application.  ¶
• Describe the typical architectural options for a web application. ¶
• Describe the elements of the Architecture Specification and Prototype (EAP) component. ¶
• Describe the elements of the Web Resources Specification (A7) artefact. ¶

• Overview of server-side web development. ¶
• Overview of architectural patterns for web applications. ¶
• The Architecture Specification and Prototype (EAP) component. ¶
• The Web Resources Specification (A7) artefact. ¶
• The OpenAPI standard. ¶
• The PHP programming language for server-side web development. ¶

• Materials presented in class: ¶
  • Server-Side Web Development (slides) ¶
  • Web Applications (slides) ¶
  • Architecture Specification and Prototype (EAP) (slides) ¶
  • Web Resources Specification (A7) (slides) ¶
  • PHP (slides) + (link to slides online) ¶

• A7. Web Architecture Specification ¶
• OpenAPI Specification v3.1.0 ¶

• Architecture of web-based systems. ¶
• Server-side web development. ¶
• Architecture Specification and Prototype (EAP) Component. ¶
• Artefact A7 (Web Resources Specification). ¶
• PHP programming language for server-side web development. ¶

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