Jak Dude's definitions

Web Server

A Web Server is a computer on the World Wide Web (connected to the Internet Backbone) that stores HTML documents that can be retrieved via a Web browser.

Our site's web server was down yesterday.

by Jak Dude May 6, 2005

web browser

A Web browser is a software package that allows your computer, once connected to the Web, to fetch documents from Web servers around the World, translate the HTML code in the documents and display the information to your screen.

My web browser keeps crashing from the bad html coding you've done on your site.

by Jak Dude May 6, 2005

ecommerce

See also Electronic commerce

ecommerce is the selling of products and services over the Web. It can transform your static web site into an interactive, dynamic, and operational electronic commerce Web business! We help our customers to establish their online businesses and to sell their goods and services online.

Our site is about ecommerce.

by Jak Dude May 6, 2005

E-MAIL POP

An E-mail POP (post office protocol) account is an actual E-mail box located on the server for which the address is made. When E-mail is sent to a real POP account, the mail is stored on the server until the user logs in with their E-mail software and downloads it.

You can use my E-mail POP for your website.

by Jak Dude May 6, 2005

@,@

Same as @.@ but mouth is slanted.

OMG I don't know how to do anything on here! @,@

by Jak Dude May 5, 2005

chat room

A chat room is a virtual room where people can communicate in real time while on the Internet. Users type their messages with a keyboard and the entered text will appear on the monitor, along with the text of the other chat room visitors.

I talked to Jak in the chat room yesterday and he sounded mad.

by Jak Dude May 6, 2005

web developer

A Web developer can also be a Web designer, but a Web developer typically has more database, CGI, and engineering experience. He or she develops the interface between the front and back end of a website.

The Web developer is almost done coding our site.

by Jak Dude May 6, 2005