Understanding the differences, advantages, and development processes for static and dynamic websites
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Web development is the process of building and maintaining websites. It ranges from creating simple static pages to complex web applications. The two main approaches are static websites (fixed content) and dynamic websites (content changes based on user interaction or data). Choosing the right type depends on your business needs, budget, and technical requirements.
Fixed content that doesn't change unless manually updated by a developer. Each page is a separate HTML file.
Best for: Brochure sites, portfolios, small business sites with few pages that rarely need updates.
Content is generated on-the-fly based on user interactions, database queries, or other factors.
Best for: E-commerce sites, social networks, news sites, web applications, any site requiring user accounts or frequent content updates.
Static websites load incredibly fast since they're just serving pre-built HTML files with no database queries or server-side processing.
With no database or server-side code, static sites have fewer vulnerabilities and are harder to hack.
Content can be easily updated through admin panels without touching code, perfect for frequently changing content.
Support complex user interactions like logins, comments, e-commerce transactions, and personalized content.
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