March 2nd, 2010
Webculus Domains
The first step most users in order to have a website, is writing to the address of the site you visit on your browser. Although this address is called a URL, which actually refers to one of the web property known as a domain name. This name is an Internet Protocol address or IP, which enables Internet-connected computers relate to each other. In its natural form, an IP address looks something like “208.77.188.166. “Because this is difficult for most users to remember domain names are used to simplify the process, and they are similar to” yoursite.com. “When someone types a domain to find their website, they are actually demanding the underlying IP address. This address is quite similar to the physical address of their previous residence. People have their homes to find in the real world so for surfers to find in cyberspace, you should know the domain name.
Web Servers
The Web server plays an integral role in making the user receiving the requested information. Although a Web server may refer to computer hardware, which also plays an important role, the term most associated with a piece of software. The most widely used software are Apache, an open source web server, and IIS (Internet Information Services), a web server developed by Microsoft. Hence the name, the server is responsible for helping to serve the pages of a website for the user making the request. While other technologies are often involved, leaving the user request is typically in the form of HTML.
Web Pages
While many see as the most simple HTML web language can even be difficult for the unknown. Just view the source code of any given web page and you will see the programming logic used to create the page, most of which probably will look alien to you. Is the code that ultimately determines how web page will be displayed in your browser. The website also contains average image files that are loaded into the browser at the same time as others. The code used to build the page contains links to images that are downloaded and stored temporarily so that they can be displayed with the page. If you save a web page to your local disk, you will likely see much more text than it usually contains a number of files, images and folders.