Across
- 1. essentially what web developers write using programming languages
- 7. is a multistep process: the developer locates the problem, isolates the source and then either gets to work fixing it or comes up with a workaround.
- 8. is primarily used as a client-side language, meaning that it is embedded into the HTML of a page and sent to the browser
- 12. the software used to access the internet
- 13. When a website is ready to go live;
- 15. the name to reference all three layers: the frontend, the backend, and the database layer.
- 17. a free, open-source frontend framework for designing websites and apps
- 18. A cache is a temporary storage space for data. When you visit a website, the files that you request are automatically stored in the cache. If you return to that same website in the near future, your browser will retrieve the necessary files from your cache rather than from the original server—so the webpage will load quicker.
- 21. basically simplifies the task of using JavaScript on your website by condensing several lines of JavaScript code into a single line
- 22. has been around since 1995, and is a concurrent, class-based and object-oriented language.
- 23. basically a set of steps for carrying out certain tas
- 25. provide information on requirements, architecture and design, technical properties, information for the end user, or marketing.
Down
- 2. essentially its address on the world wide web.
- 3. a collection of solutions, tools and components that you can access in one central location
- 4. Application Programming Interface
- 5. developers who will work according to weekly or biweekly sprints of five phases: design, develop, test, deploy and review.
- 6. temporary storage space for data
- 9. Cascading Style Sheets. It is a markup language responsible for the visual elements of a website.
- 10. a cloud interface for Git
- 11. Simply put, it’s a computer language used to create websites.
- 14. basically what programmers use to build websites, apps and software.
- 16. a version control system where developers can store and manage their code
- 19. basically a type of software that enables the user to perform different tasks
- 20. also known as client-side, is what the end user sees and interacts with.
- 24. an error that prevents a website or app from running as it should. In the world of web development, you’ll often deal with bug reports and be tasked with fixing said bugs.