Static Websites vs Dynamic Website, Client-Side Scripting vs Server-Side Scripting.
Websites come in different designs and sizes, a lot of people think of a website as a WEBSITE, the concept of static vs. dynamic websites never comes into their minds. If you have plans to create or migrate a website, or work in the company or team that majors in Web development, then knowing the difference between is important.
Static Websites
are mostly and purely informational, and use only client-side HTML and CSS code. No elements in this page are changed when accessing it. Example: personal blogs — the intent is to display information for readers. On a personal blog, users typically just browse the site’s contents.
Dynamic Websites
are functional sites which allow users to interact with information that is listed on the page. Dynamic websites rely on both client-side and server-side scripting languages such as JavaScript, PHP or ASP.net.
When a user accesses a dynamic website, the site can be changed through a code that is run in the browser and/or on the server. Dynamic websites use the term CRUD, which…
