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Assets: All materials needed to successfully complete a project, typically text content, graphics, photographs, videos, audio files, and databases. API: Interface allowing communication between programs (as opposed to communication beetween human and program).
Boilerplate: Bootcamp: Bootstrap:
CRUD: Create-Read-Update-Delete
Framework: Set of functionalities made to work together.
GUI: Graphical interface between human and program
Markdown or .md: Plain text formatting syntax Mockup
ORM: Methods around database, allowing you to use OOP, instead of e.g. SQL
REST: API, where JSON is used (as opposed to SOAP, where XML is used).
SEO: The process of improving the visibility of a website to search engines. Slug: User friendly URL, e.g. for an article. Scaffolding: Initial template with all common stuff (for HTML it would be structure, meta tags etc.) Skeleton: Class (typically in Java) with pre-generated empty methods SQL: Language for databases
UX: User Experience.
Wireframe: A basic visual guide used in interface design to suggest the structure of a website and relationships between its pages. A webpage wireframe is a similar illustration of the layout of fundamental elements in the interface. Typically, wireframes are completed before any artwork is developed.