Hi guys! HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the Basic Languages on a Website. HTML functions as the Layout and Framework of a Website. CSS is used as a decoration to make the website more attractive. JavaScript is a regulator to make the Website more Interactive. Meanwhile, PHP as a Backend Programming Language for the Server. And MySQL as a Database.
Have you ever thought about how HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and MySQL interact with each other? You may already understand it, but maybe some are unfamiliar with HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and MySQL concepts. Therefore, we will detail how each of these components operates. Read until the end, okay?
A. Component Details
Below are the details of each component's tasks:
1. HTML
HTML is used to describe the structure of a web page. It defines elements such as headings, paragraphs, dividers, input forms, and other widgets that appear on the page. It's important to note that HTML only outlines the structure without significantly determining the appearance of these elements, apart from minimal standard styles defined in browser style sheets.
2. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
CSS is a declarative language that, through its selectors, defines the styles of elements based on tag names, attributes, IDs, or other methods. CSS allows for specific style settings. With CSS3 and the evolving language concepts, element transitions and animations can also be implemented.
3. JavaScript
JavaScript is often referred to as the language of the web, and this description is fairly accurate. It is a programming language capable of manipulating data in the browser, changing the appearance and content, responding to user inputs, and validating form inputs. With the emergence of robust JavaScript environments such as Node.js, data manipulation can also be performed on the web server.
4. PHP
PHP is a powerful programming language primarily used on the server side. It is often utilized to serve dynamic data from a web server and convert it into HTML before sending it. PHP provides the backend for many popular CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and MediaWiki (which powers Wikipedia).
5. MySQL
MySQL is a highly powerful open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). Used in projects of all sizes, MySQL provides a scalable database, from local databases to distributed databases that serve large-scale web applications globally.
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