Establishing a Web Presence
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The document discusses establishing a web presence, including identifying the key components needed such as an internet service provider to transmit data, web development tools to create and edit web pages, and understanding MIME types to properly display different file formats in browsers. It provides examples of popular wired and wireless internet services, text editors, servers, and FTP clients to use as development tools, and lists common file extensions and their associated MIME types.
Establishing a Web Presence
- 1. ESTABLISHING A WEB PRESENCE Henry Osborne
- 2. 2 OBJECTIVES • What is an Internet Service Provider? • Identify Web Development Tools • Display and Test a Web Page before “Going Live” • Putting a Website Online • MIME Types and Browser Usage CPTR304: Internet Authoring
- 3. CPTR304: Internet Authoring 3 INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS
- 4. 4 WHAT IS AN INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER? • A business or organization that provides Internet connections by enabling data transmission between computers • In populated areas, data transmission takes place through physical cables. • Customers who reside/work in remote locations may be served using wireless transmission CPTR304: Internet Authoring
- 5. 5 WIRED INTERNET SERVICE • Dial-up • Cable modem • Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) • Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) • Fiber To The Premises (FTTP) CPTR304: Internet Authoring
- 6. 6 WIRELESS INTERNET SERVICE • WiFi • Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) • Global System for Mobile (GSM) • Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) CPTR304: Internet Authoring
- 8. 8 TOOLS • Editors • • • • SlickEdit Brackets Sublime Text Aptana Studio • Servers • Apache • Nanoweb • FTP Clients • FileZilla • SmartFTP • WinSCP CPTR304: Internet Authoring
- 9. CPTR304: Internet Authoring 9 MIME TYPES
- 10. 10 WHAT IS MIME? • MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) is an internet standard that is used to describe the contents of various files. • The MIME type for HTML is: text/html • MIME types are defined in HTML by the type attribute on links, objects, and script and style tags. CPTR304: Internet Authoring
- 11. 11 MIME TYPES avi - video/x-msvideo htm/html - text/html bmp - image/bmp ico - image/x-icon class - application/octet-stream jpe/jpeg/jpg - image/jpeg css - text/css js - application/x-javascript dll - application/x-msdownload mid - audio/mid doc - application/msword mpv2 - video/mpeg exe - application/octet-stream vrml - x-world/x-vrml gz - application/x-gzip xbm - image/x-xbitmap h - text/plain zip - application/zip CPTR304: Internet Authoring
Editor's Notes
- #6: ISDN: a set of communication standards that are used for simultaneous digital transmission of voice, video, data, and other network servicesADSL: utilizes frequencies that are not used by a voice telephone call and which enables faster data transmission over copper wiresFTTP: generalization of several possible configurations that use optical fiber deployment instead of metal wire for a broadband network architecture
- #7: CDMA: technology that allows several users to share bandwidth of different frequencies (multiplexing)GSM: most popular standard for mobile telephone systems in the worldWiMAX: telecoms protocol that provides both fixed and fully mobile Internet access