Online platforms refer to programs that can be modified by users to suit their needs and applications. They allow users to create and access web content like text, images and videos remotely over the internet. Common online platforms include APIs, which define how software interacts, and cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox and Evernote, which store files online. Mapping applications like Google Maps and Wikimapia provide maps and location data to users.
2. PLATFORM
refers to a program created by developers
that can be modified or reprogrammed by
outside users
it is a facility for programming or developing
an application tailored to the user’s
specifications
3. ONLINE PLATFORMS
are online Web sites created to aid users in
creating their Web content and cater to
different kinds of information such as texts,
images, and videos
Ability to program, modify, and access the
application remotely using the Internet
4. FORTRAN
the first successful commercial programming
language compiler, helped humans give
instructions and interact with computers
without altering the hardware component of
the computer
5. PLATFORM CATEGORIES
Application Programming Interface (API) –
a set of governing protocol or rules on
how software elements should
communicate and interact with one
another
API is used in developing the GUI
6. API Types and Functions
ACCESS API – runs in a remote machine,
server, or computer, and the
application is accessed remotely by a
guest user application to draw data and
services.
7. API Types and Functions
PLUG-IN API – different developers
create different applications that can be
integrated or “plugged in” to a core
application and/or the GUI of these
applications
8. API Types and Functions
RUNTIME ENVIRONMENT – these APIs
are platforms for developing different
applications, wherein programs or
applications codes are evaluated and
compiles in the said APIs
9. Common Web sites that use
Plug-in APIs
YouTube
Flickr
Twitter
Facebook
Google Maps
10. Web Design Principles
and Elements
Purpose
Communication
Typefaces
Colors
Images
Navigation
Layouts – Grid, F-Pattern, Mobile
Load Time
11. Web Design Using
Templates and WYSIWYG
WYSIWYG in Web site design is an acronym
for What You See Is What You Get
it is an application that is used to create a
Web site either online or offline
this type of application uses the capability of
directly handling the components of the Web
site
14. Cloud Storage
is a service wherein files from
users are stored online. The files
are uploaded by users and are
received by a storage server
that hosts the service.
16. Google Drive
this application does not only store
files but also accommodates online
editing and collaboration. It provides
tools such as word processing,
spreadsheets, presentation slides, and
other common file types for
collaboration and storing.
17. Dropbox
it offers a facility to synchronize and
create folders for file organization.
This service is offered and available
for enterprise use as well as for
personal consumption.
18. Evernote
is an online note-taking and archiving
application service. The facility offers a
Web application similar to that of a
word processor. It also enables
synching of saved notes on different
devices once connected to the
Internet.
19. Mapping Applications
are Web sites developed from
Geographical Information Systems’
(GIS) data. Web map is used not only
for directions and locations but also
to track consumer activity and to
locate stores and establishments.
21. Google Maps
this is a Web mapping application
developed by Google. The maps
include street names, building
names, establishment names, and
bus and train stations.
22. Wikimapia
this is a collaborative open
content mapping application.
Wikimapia offers satellite view
of streets, buildings, and
establishments.
