Before
you create a web application it is necessary to do a complete analysis
on the type of data or content that is going to be displayed in your
web pages.
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Suppose
you are going to display content will be changed on a daily basis, then
you have to think on how to store that content instead of changing the
html file daily and uploading it.
Let us
consider a scenario in which you are going to change a particular part
of your home page daily, then you can store that particular content
in an xml file and use that in the html file. You could have an interface
that can be used to edit or update the content in the xml file.
You should
know that xml files hold data and html files are used to display data.
With an html file you can apply styles to display the data in a different
way that the user would like it.
All the
formatting and styles can be applied to the data that is displayed in
the html file. So before you develop your web application, know clearly
which data is going in to an xml file or a database.
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