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= Web Apps refer to a class of software that is a visual GUI presented via a browser.= | =Web Apps refer to a class of software that is a visual GUI presented via a browser.= | ||
#It typically has three parts | |||
##Software running in /var/www/html/ | |||
##Database running in mysql | |||
###We typically use phpMyAdmin to manage our databases | |||
##Files which are stored: | |||
###in the webroot as WordPress or outside as Moodle | |||
###this is largely up to the end user | |||
* [[IT/Software/Web Applications/Wave| Wave]] | =These are all applications that we are running in the LAMP stack= | ||
*[[IT/Software/Web Applications/Moodle| Moodle]] | |||
This is our classroom content management system. | |||
*[[IT/Software/Web Applications/WordPress| WordPress]] | |||
*[[IT/Software/Web Applications/NextCloud| NextCloud]] | |||
*[[IT/Software/Web Applications/MediaWiki| MediaWiki]] | |||
=These are all applications that we use on or in the cloud= | |||
*[[IT/Software/Web Applications/Wave| Wave]] | |||
Revision as of 15:40, 1 May 2020
Web Apps refer to a class of software that is a visual GUI presented via a browser.
- It typically has three parts
- Software running in /var/www/html/
- Database running in mysql
- We typically use phpMyAdmin to manage our databases
- Files which are stored:
- in the webroot as WordPress or outside as Moodle
- this is largely up to the end user
These are all applications that we are running in the LAMP stack
This is our classroom content management system.