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

• Describe and adopt the LBAW technology stack. ¶
• Identify and describe the main client-side web technologies. ¶
• Describe the key concepts associated with performance in web applications. ¶

• Review the LBAW technology stack: overview, technologies, resources. ¶

• Overview of client-side web technologies. ¶
  • HTML, CSS and JavaScript: brief history, main features and latest versions. ¶
  • Web APIs. ¶

• Performance in web applications: overview, main techniques. ¶

• Materials presented in class: ¶
  • Client-Side Web Technologies (slides) ¶
  • Web Performance (slides) ¶

• LBAW Computational Resources, Docker, Laravel and PostgreSQL for Application Deployment ¶

• HTML ¶
  • Introduction to the World Wide Web, in Raggett on HTML 4 (1998). ¶
  • A history of HTML, in Raggett on HTML 4 (1998). ¶
  • HTML5 - Edition for Web Developers ¶
  • HTML Dog - HTML and CSS Tutorials ¶
• CSS ¶
  • CSS Working Group at W3C ¶
  • CSS-Tricks ¶
  • CSS, MDN Web Docs ¶
• JavaScript ¶
  • JavaScript, MDN Web Docs ¶
  • https://javascript.info ¶
  • Comparison of JavaScript frameworks, Wikipedia (December 2021) ¶

• Performance in web applications ¶
  • Web performance, MDN Web Docs ¶
  • Make the Web Faster, Google ¶
  • Steve Souders. High Performance Web Sites. O'Reilly (2007). ISBN-13: 978-0596529307. ¶
  • Steve Souders. Even Faster Web Sites. O'Reilly (2009). ISBN-13: 978-0596522308. ¶

• Review the LBAW technology stack. ¶
• Client-side web development technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and APIs.  ¶
• Performance in web applications: guidelines and best practices. ¶

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