HTML, CSS, and JavaScript How the Web Works? The World Wide Web is an information space where documents and other web resources are identified by Unique Resource Locators, or URLs, interlinked by hypertext links and can be accessed by the internet. Everything has a unique URL and is based on a document, an HTML document. So, the web works because of some basic ingredients. The first ingredient is resources, like HTML documents, images, or other files. This is the content that we want to use, websites that we want to browse, images to look at, files that we want to share. The second ingredient is URLs. These uniquely identify the resources so that your web browser can ultimately show them to you or download them. Every resource on the web has a unique URL. The final main ingredient that makes all of this work is the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, or HTTP. This protocol is the magic that can retrieve documents and communicate them to your web browser. The
Get information about the latest technological advancements.