Introduction to the concept of dynamic pages, addressing the general notions that anyone who wants to start developing websites and web applications of medium and advanced complexity should know.
Dynamic pages take their meaning in contrast to static pages. By static we mean that it never changes, while dynamic pages can change over time due to various factors. You develop static pages only with HTML and CSS, while in dynamic pages other languages and programming come into play, which is necessary to be able to do things like access databases, allow interaction with the user, etc.
In this manual of dynamic pages we will explain in a general way what programming languages are, distinguishing between client-side and server-side programming languages. We will offer basic information, with notions that will help us to embark on the adventure of programming web sites and applications. Therefore, we can consider this manual somewhat theoretical and general, leaving the practical part in other more advanced manuals where each of the development technologies is addressed separately.
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