Abreviaciones comunes en programación web

FTP: File Transfer Protocol HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language HTTP: Hypertext Transport Protocol NNTP: Network News Transport Protocol POP3: Post Office Protocol SMTP: Simple Mail Transport Protocol TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol URL: Universal Resource Locator URI: Uniform Resource Identifier WWW: World Wide Web UTF: Unicode Transmission Format UX: User Experience DOCTYPE: Document type declaration DTD: Document type definition W3C: World Wide Web Consortium GUI: Graphical User Interface IE: Internet Explorer XML: Extensible Markup Language XAMP/XAMPP: Installer of Apache, MySQL y PHP SQL: Structured Query Language ASCII: American Standard Code For Information Interchange DHTML: Dynamic HTML UI: User Interface JEE: Java Platform, Enterprise Edition, Java EE MVC: Model View Controller CSS: Cascading Style Sheets CMS: Content Management System API: Application Programming Interface DOM.: Document Object Model MXML: Multimedia eXtensible Markup Language SVG: Scalable Vector Graphics XAML: eXtensible Application Markup Language X(HTML): HyperText Markup Language AJAX: Asynchronous Javascript and XML ERP: Enterprise resource planning Safari: Apple browser SEO: Search Engine Optimization OS: Operating System BIOS: Basic Input/Output System BMP: Bit Map JPEG: Joints Photographic Experts Group ASP: Active Server Pages WCAG: Web content accessibility guidelines DNS: Domain Name System DOM: Document Object Model ECMA: European Computer Manufacturer’s Association GIF: Graphics Interchange Format PHTML: .phtml was a file extension used for PHP files, but has fallen out of use HTTPS: Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Secure) JSON: JavaScript Object Notation NaN: Not a Number OOP: Object Oriented Programming OSS: Open Source Software PDF: Portable Document Format PNG: Portable Network Graphics WAI: Web accessibility initiative SEO: Search Engine Optimization MSHTML: Microsoft HTML Engine and Interfaces SE: Search Engine RSS: Really Simple Syndication JSP: Java Server Pages .NET: A Microsoft standard that is used to create websites and web applications DBMS: Database Management System