CONSTRUCCIÓN DE GLOSARIO TÉCNICO EN INGLÉS PARA EL ÁREA

OCUPACIONAL

Presentado por:

Oriana Lizette González

Jennifer Gonzalez Torres

Presentado a:

Diva Mora Carrillo, Rene Israel López

Análisis y Desarrollo de Sistemas de Información - 2374483

Mayo de 2022
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Introduction

We created this technical glossary o have a list of words that relate to our
career and to be able to practice them.

-Developer:
Person or company that creates new products, especially computer products s
uch as software. A developer is a computer scientist who programs applications
in different computer programming languages.

-Framework:
A framework is a framework or scheme of work generally used by programmers
to perform software development. Using a framework allows you to streamline
development processes as it avoids having to write code repetitively, ensures
good practices and code consistency.

- User:
In computing, a user is a person who uses a computer or a network service.
Users of computer systems and software products generally lack the technical
expertise needed to fully understand how they work. Advanced users use
advanced program features, although they are not necessarily able to program
computers or/or manage the system.

-Font end:
The Front End is the part of a website that connects and interacts with the users
who visit it. It is the visible part, the one that shows the design, the contents
and the one that allows visitors to navigate through the different pages as they
wish. It is one of the two halves into which the structure of any web page is
divided. The Front end serves so that a user can enter any website, since it is
the part that he sees and with which he interacts when accessing. It should be
designed to be easily usable and also very attractive. In fact, its usability and
aesthetics depend on the image that is transmitted of the signature in question
in the digital plane.
-Back end:
The Back End is the back of any web page. It is about the whole set of
development that is responsible for a page to work and do it as it does, but at
the same time it is totally invisible to the user, who only sees the visual and
graphic. We can find many different types of Back ends today. For example, any
page made with WordPress, which also uses it as a CMS, has in it a large part of
its backend, since it is what is responsible for the administrative side, to allow
content to be developed and, at the same time, to manage users and carry out
other tasks of an internal nature.

-JavaScript:
JavaScript is a programming or scripting language that allows you to implement
complex functions in web pages, every time a web page does more than just sit
there and display static information for you to see, shows timely content
updates, interactive maps, 2D/3D graphics animation, scrolling video playback
machines, etc., you can bet that probably JavaScript is involved.

-Version control:
Version control, also known as "source control," is the practice of tracking and
managing changes to software code. Version control systems are software tools
that help software teams manage changes in source code over time. As
development environments accelerate, version control systems help software
teams work faster and smarter. They are especially useful for DevOps teams, as
they help them reduce development time and increase successful
deployments.

-HTML:
HTML is the language with which the content of web pages is defined. Basically
it is a set of tags that serve to define the text and other elements that will make
up a web page, such as images, lists, videos, etc. HTML was initially created with
informative objectives of information with text and some images. It was not
thought that it would be used to create a leisure and consultation area with a
multimedia character (what is currently the web), so that HTML was created
without responding to all the possible uses that were going to be given to it and
to all the groups of people who would use it in the future. However, despite this
poor planning, if modifications have been incorporated over time, these are the
standards of HTML. Numerous standards have already been presented. HTML
4.01 is the last standard as of February 2001. Update to May 2005, version 5 of
HTML is currently about to be presented, of which an almost definitive draft is
already available.