There are five main phases of web application development process: Defining Requirements Design Implementation Test Release

2. 
A computer software application that is
hosted in a browser controlled
environment.
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Any application that uses web browser
as a client.
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Google document and spreadsheet is a
fine example of web application

3. 
Web application development process
are procedures and standards of
developing a web application

Web application development process
has defined stages or phases

Development process follows a certain
sequence

4. Defining
Requirements
•Scope
•Needs
Design
Implementation
•Application Map
•Database
•Database
•HTML
•Page Structure
•CSS
•Server-side
Language
•Server-side
language
•JS Framework
•JavaScript
Test
•Test Code
•Fix Bugs
•Final Validation
Release

5. 
There are five main phases of web
application development process:
› Defining Requirements
› Design
› Implementation
› Test
› Release

6. 
Scope: It is a step which describes what
exactly your web application will do.
› E.g. Describing features of your web
application

Needs: This step describes the technical
requirements for the web application
› E.g. Choosing server side language
(php, ASP, ColdFusion)

8. 
This phase of the process is used to design the application with clear
project.
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This phase involves following steps:

Application Map: This step defines the structure of your application.
›
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Database: This step is used to design the database of the application
›
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E.g. Sitemap
E.g. Designing a database using a entities-relationships (ER) model.
Page Structure: Designing a structure of the web application
›
E.g. Wireframe
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Server-side Language: This steps defines your objects of the application
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JS Framework features: This steps helps to choose JavaScript framework
›
E.g. jQuery, Scriptaculous, MooTools

9. 
This phase is the most important phase of
web application development process
where application idea comes in to
realization.

10. 
This steps involves following steps:

Database: This step is all about writing SQL code and creating
tables, attributes and relationships.
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HTML: This step helps to create html code for the web application

CSS: CSS helps to put some style in to your web application
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Server-side Language: This step defines application class, Database
interactions and anything which needs server side interaction
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JavaScript: Implementing features like drag and drop and animation
through the framework of choice (For details see Design)

11. 
This phase is all about testing your application
in different conditions.
 E.g. running application in different browsers
(Firefox, Chrome, IE)
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Test Code: This step is used to test code and
find any errors in the application

Fix Bugs: This step helps to eradicate any errors
in the web application

Final Validation: It is the optimum level of
testing

12. 
This phase is all about releasing your web
application to the internet.
› E.g. Launching a web based game through
a particular website.
› Farmville a web based game launched on
Facebook.

13. 
Michal Blumenstyk. (2013). “Web
Application Development - Bridging the
Gap between QA and Development.”
http://www.stickyminds.com/sitewide.asp?F
unction=edetail&ObjectType=ART&ObjectI
d=3658

Caesar Fernandes. (2013). “Web
Application Development: A Guide to
Success.”
http://www.sitepoint.com/developmentguide-success/

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