Webbappar
Webbappar, short for webbapplikationer, are software programs that run primarily in a web browser over a network. They are delivered and executed on remote servers and accessed through client devices with a browser and internet connectivity, rather than being installed locally. Webbappar are typically platform-independent, allowing users to run them on various operating systems without additional software installation.
Most webbappar follow a client–server architecture, combining client-side code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) with server-side logic (such
Key advantages include centralized updates, scalable hosting, and cross-device access, making webbappar common for software-as-a-service (SaaS)
Disadvantages can include reliance on network connectivity, potential latency, browser compatibility issues, and concerns about data
Examples of webbappar encompass email clients, cloud-based office suites, project management platforms, and many social and