Elaboración de manual para el desarrollo web.

Abstract

Computer programming is an art that has been developed since the 18th century and has evolved to such an extent that today it can be seen involved in almost every type of technology. Many programming languages ​​have been created since the appearance of the famous Machine Language, which consists of long strings made up of ones (1) and zeros (0), in order to control the functions of a computer, and now also of mobile devices, more and more easily and accessible to anyone who is interested in technology and what it brings behind the scenes. With the advent of the Internet and later of the World Wide Web (WWW or simply "The Web"), which is a system for distributing hypertext documents and giving life to the well-known "Internet pages", languages ​​began to be developed. programming that took advantage of this type of technology and thus contributed to the evolution of telecommunications, information management and interconnectivity between remote locations worldwide. HTML is one of these programming languages ​​that allows the development of Web sites and involves other, no less important, programming languages ​​such as JavaScript or PHP that give life to Internet pages, visited by thousands of users today at a global level. world. If the following question were asked: How many times a day do you consult a web page or use the Internet?, the answer would probably be: many! And going a little further, how many of the work or academic activities are based on or depend on the Internet? At least 40% percent of those surveyed would be an Internet user and would associate their work or academic activities with the use of Web sites, following the announcements made by Internet Live Stats (http://www.internetsociety.org/4 - a referential organization when it comes to knowing the global statistics that involve the network of networks), in its annual report of 2015, where it affirms that around three billion people use the Internet around the world, which represents 40.92% of the world population, approx.