Web Software development is a set of online servers activities concerned with the creation, design, deployment, and maintenance of web software. The set of instructions or programmes that teach a server what to do is known as web software. It is hardware agnostic and allows servers to be programmed. Web Software development is the process of generating and maintaining web applications, frameworks, and other web software components through conceiving, specifying, designing, programming, documenting, testing, and bug resolving.
Web applications are popular due to the widespread availability of web browsers and the ease of use of a web browser as a client, also known as a thin client.
The ability to update and maintain web applications without distributing and installing software on potentially thousands of client computers,
as well as the inherent support for cross-platform compatibility, is a key reason for their popularity
An application that users can access via a network such as the Internet or an intranet The term can also refer to a computer software application that is
written in a browser-supported programming language and is dependent on a common web browser to run.
Web applications can run on any platform, regardless of operating system or device, as long as the browser is compatible.
All users have access to the same version, which eliminates any compatibility issues.
They are not installed on the hard drive, so there are no space constraints.
In subscription-based web applications, they reduce software piracy (i.e. SaaS)
They reduce costs for both the business and the end user because the business requires less support and maintenance and the end user's computer has fewer requirements.
Web applications can run on any platform, regardless of operating system or device, as long as the browser is compatible.
The user sends an internet request to the web server, either through a web browser or the application's user interface.
This request is forwarded by the web server to the appropriate web application server.
The web application server performs the requested task, such as querying the database or processing data, and then generates the requested data results.
The web application server sends the requested information or processed data to the web server, and the web server responds to the client with the requested information,
which then appears on the user's display