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HTML
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HyperText Markup Language. The language used to create World Wide Web pages, with
hyperlinks and markup for text formatting (different heading styles, bold, italic,
numbered lists, insertion of images, etc.). HTML files are meant to be viewed using
a World Wide Web client program, such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet
Explorer. The "source" file for what you see on a web page is written in HTML.
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dynamic HTML
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(DHTML). HTML documents with dynamic content; the three components of DHTML pages
are HTML, JavaScript, and cascading style sheets. The three components are tied
together with DOM, the Document Object Model.
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SQL
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Structured Query Language (pronounced SQL or Sequel). An ISO and ANSI standard language
used to create, maintain, and query relational databases. Most industrial-strength
relational databases and many smaller database applications are addressed using
SQL. Each specific application will have its own version of SQL implementing features
unique to that application, but all SQL-capable databases support a common subset
of SQL. SQL uses regular English words for many of its commands, which makes it
easy to use. It is often embedded within other programming languages.
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MSP
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Management Service Provider - An MSP delivers management technologies for networks,
systems, applications and e-business infrastructures. MSPs manage the networks and
systems of enterprises that wish to reduce their financial risk and resource requirements
for such activities.
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SaaS
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Software as a Service
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CMS
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Content Management System
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XML
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Extensible Markup Language (XML) A markup language defined by the W3C that provides
a strict set of standards for document syntax while allowing developers, organizations,
and communities to define their own vocabularies.
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