The term Web 2.0 refers to a change in the use of the Internet in socio-technical terms, whereby its possibilities are consistently used and further developed. The Internet has evolved from a purely static platform, where the focus was on the dissemination of...
Read moreThe term web architecture describes not only the visual parameters of the design, but also the conceptual structure of the World Wide Web, i.e. the Internet. The Internet enables communication between users as well as a technical synergy of different systems and...
Read moreA web crawler (also known as a crawler, bot, spider or searchbot) is a software program that searches, analyzes and then indexes content on the internet. The content comes from websites and can be images, texts or videos, for example. A web crawler searches...
Read moreWeibo is a microblogging service that was launched by the SINA Corporation in 2009. The background to this was the shutdown of Twitter and Facebook in China and Hong Kong. Weibo was called Sina Weibo until 2014. The design and structure of Sina Weibo is similar...
Read moreWordPress is one of the most widely used content management systems. It is particularly popular due to its ease of use and the fact that it is free of charge, as no programming knowledge is required to create and manage a website with this CMS. WordPress is...
Read moreExtensible Markup Language, or XML for short, is a programming language. Similar to HTML, XML is used to describe various data in text form. However, the text in an XML file is much more structured. An XML document consists of so-called elements, which are...
Read moreAn XML sitemap is a list of all the URLs of a website displayed in XML format. Unlike an HTML sitemap, the XML sitemap is not visible to website users. Sitemaps can be created with the help of content management systems or various online tools, such as the...
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