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Assignment

  • What is a protocol stack, and how is it used in web development?
  • What are the different types of web servers, and how do they differ in terms of functionality and performance?
  • What is web hosting, and what are the different types of hosting services available for websites?
  • What is scaling, and why is it important for web applications? How does scaling differ for vertical and horizontal scaling?
  • What is SEO (Search Engine Optimization), and how can web developers optimize their websites for better search engine rankings?

Instructions:

  • Create a markdown file and all answers should be submitted in markdown file
  • Create this file under session number
  • https://dillinger.io/ - use this for quick editing
  • Use images wherever is required for better explanation
  • Add additional resources where you referred from
  • Push the file to github and raise a pull-request
  • Discuss with your mentor if required.

Instructions For markdown file:

  • Open a text editor or markdown editor, such as Atom, VS Code, or Typora.
  • Write your content in markdown syntax, which allows you to format text, add links, insert images, and more.
  • Save your file with a ".md" extension, for example "my-document.md".
  • Optionally, preview your markdown document in a markdown viewer or converter, such as Dillinger or Markdown Preview Enhanced.
  • Once you are satisfied with your markdown document, create a new GitHub repository or navigate to an existing one.
  • Click the "Add file" button and select "Create new file".
  • In the "Name your file..." field, type in the name of your markdown file, including the ".md" extension, such as "my-document.md".
  • Paste your markdown content into the editing field.
  • Optionally, add a commit message describing the changes you made.
  • Click the "Commit new file" button to save your changes.
  • Your markdown file is now added to your GitHub repository. You can share the link to your markdown file with others, and they can view or download it.

Additional resources and post-reads for Web 101

Web 101

SEO

Protocols (HTTP)

Security

Client/Server (Frontend, Backend)

Databases

Servers