Unit 12: Web Vocabulary & CMS Comparison

Unit 12: Web Vocabulary & CMS Comparison

Vocabulary

1. Scripting languages — interpreted.
2. Get out stuff.
3. Browser-encoded docs.
4. Programming model: dataflow.
5. Architecture underlying.
6. Retrieve: Shift key.
7. Relieves infrastructure.
8. Message board: online discussion.
9. Responsive web design — viewed response.
10. Spreadsheet: financial planning.

Language Focus

1

1. The program will prompt you with a message if you try to exit the setup program.
2. If the system detects installed devices, the driver's menu will show the available device drivers.
3. You can change the value of a field if the item is configurable.
4. If any of the components are defective, the problem will usually show up in the burn-in process.
5. If this utility finds there is missing software, it lists the missing software and helps you download what is needed.
6. If the printer is out of paper, reload paper into the sheet feeder.
7. If you had followed the installing instructions, you wouldn't have had any problem.
8. If we had a new switch, we could connect those three computers too.

2

1. Clean the print head if print quality problems are found.
2. If you overload the server, fewer transactions will be processed.

Additional Sentences

1. Not only is she a good programming engineer, but she is also a talented web designer.
2. Had I realized he wasn't working, I would have fired him four months ago.
3. Nor do I.
4. On no account will I delete that file.
5. Not only did she forget her password, but she also forgot her security access code.
6. Never before had I had an interview.
7. Should your store receipt indicate that the product is less than 30 days old, you can return the product to your dealer for replacement.

CMS Statements

1. It's WordPress.
2. Joomla has a lot of plug-ins and themes available to choose from, similar to both WordPress and Drupal.
3. No — you can't make a ton of structural website changes without the help of a designer and/or developer, because it locks down the ability for most users to make significant visual edits.
4. Joomla also makes setting up an online store quick and painless.
5. Drupal pages have faster response times than those made with WordPress or Joomla.
6. No — most non-tech people should be able to run a great Joomla site without needing any technical support.
7. Drupal is the most technically advanced of these three content management systems.
8. It's Joomla.
9. You need to purchase your own domain and hosting.
10. It's WordPress.