HTML/DHTML Insights

What is HTML/DHTML?

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard markup language for creating web pages. It provides the structure of a webpage, using elements (tags) to define headings, paragraphs, links, images, and other content. DHTML (Dynamic HTML) is an umbrella term for technologies used to create interactive and animated web sites by using a combination of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It allows modification of the displayed HTML page after it has been completely loaded into the browser. Note that DHTML is not a specific language or technology itself, but rather a combination of existing technologies.

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What other technologies are related to HTML/DHTML?

HTML/DHTML Competitor Technologies

.NET

.NET frameworks can be used to build web applications and user interfaces that compete with those built with HTML/DHTML + JavaScript, e.g. Blazor.

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HTML/DHTML Complementary Technologies

XML/XSL

XML and XSL are used for data representation and transformation, enhancing HTML/DHTML capabilities. XSL allows for transforming XML into HTML.

mentioned alongside HTML/DHTML in 5% (53) of relevant job posts

Web Services

Web Services utilize HTML/DHTML as a front-end component. Technologies such as REST and SOAP interact with Javascript via API.

mentioned alongside HTML/DHTML in 0% (306) of relevant job posts

AJAX

AJAX enables asynchronous communication with the server, allowing for dynamic updates to web pages without full reloads, directly complementing HTML/DHTML's interactive capabilities.

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