Tag: website
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Pros and Cons of LAMP Stack
LAMP Stack LAMP is an acronym that stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. It is a web development stack that is used to build dynamic web applications. Linux is the operating system, Apache is the web server, MySQL is the database management system, and PHP is the server-side programming language. Together, these components form…
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WebGUI Capability of Opensource Finite Element Tools
there are a few that have web-based graphical user interfaces (GUIs) available: Overall, while some of the open-source tools above can be used with web-based GUIs, it is not all of them have this capability, most of them require some programming knowledge to use, and they are mostly command line interface based. However, you can…
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Websites Development from HTML, CSS and Javascript : (4) Using Linear Algebra Library
There are several linear algebra libraries available for JavaScript. Here are a few popular ones: You can find more information about these libraries, including documentation and examples, on their respective websites. Here is an example of how you can perform some simple linear algebra operations using the linear-algebra library: This code creates a 2×2 matrix…
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Websites Development from HTML, CSS and Javascript : (3) Make Triangle at Website using WebGL
Here is an example of an HTML page with two tile-style buttons and a 3D view using WebGL: The first button has an onclick attribute that calls the displayDate function, which displays the current date in an alert box. The second button has an onclick attribute that calls the drawTriangle function, which gets the canvas…
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Websites Development from HTML, CSS and Javascript : (2) Dividing Html File to HTML, CSS and Javascript and Service the Website using Flask
You can divide your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code into separate files and link to them from an HTML file. This can make your code easier to organize and maintain. To link to a CSS file from an HTML file, you can use a link element in the head section of the HTML file, like…