Word list

Certain (professional) terms may not be known to you. In the word list below you can read the meaning of certain words. If there are words in this documentation that you do not know and are not mentioned in the list below, we would like to hear from you so that we can expand the word list and share it with others. users of our software.

  • Framework

    Framework is a set of software components that can be used when programming applications, but also the agreements on how those components are used within a group of developers and which code standards and libraries are used can also be part of a framework.

  • Component

    A certain coherent and delimited functionality. Software increasingly presents itself as 'componentware': a collection of cooperating components. Software development then becomes the assembly of components according to a number of building principles.

  • Template

    A template is a fixed template for the layout of a website, e-mail newsletter or other communication. The grid contains fixed components, such as usually a header, logo, navigation and footer and the size of page margins. Variable content is placed in predefined places within the format. The template for a webpage or newsletter has been prepared inhtmlencss.

  • HTML

    HyperText Markup Language (abbreviatedHTML) is an SGML-based markup language for the specification of documents, primarily intended for the worldwide web. It is the default markup language for web pages.

  • CSS

    Cascading Style Sheets (abbreviated to CSS), style sheets, are a possibility to disconnect the design of web pages from their actual content and to capture them centrally. The English "style" has the meaning of "formatting", not writing style.

  • Javascript

    JavaScript is a widely used scripting language to make web pages interactive and develop web applications. In addition to HTML and CSS, JavaScript is one of the core technologies of the global web.

  • Push

    Push technology, or server push, is a style of opinion internet-based communication where the request for a certain transaction is initiated by the publisher or central server. It contrasts withpull / get, where the request for sending information is initiated by the receiver. or client.

  • WebGL

    WebGLis an open standard for specifying 3D computer graphics in web pages via OpenGL or OpenGL ES. This makes it possible to display computer graphics without a special plug-in for the web browser. This makes hardware acceleration possible if the computer contains a graphics card.

  • Module

    A module is part of a larger whole, which itself also consists of several parts. For example, a wheel is a module of a car. Many technical products and software products are made up of modules. The Sofco modules are components with which you can expand the Sofco CMS.

  • CMS

    A content management system or content management system is a software application, usually a web application, that makes it possible for people to easily publish documents and data on the internet without much technical knowledge (content management). CMS is also used as an abbreviation, after the English content management system. A functionality of a CMS is that data without layout (as plain text) can be entered, while the data is presented to visitors with a layout by applying templates. A CMS is especially important for websites whose content requires regular adjustments, and the content is presented to visitors in a fixed layout. Most companies nowadays use a CMS for their website.

  • Symfonie

    Symphony is a PHP web application framework and a set of reusable PHP components / libraries. It was published as free software on October 18, 2005 and released under the MIT license. Symphony aims to speed up the creation and maintenance of web applications and to replace repetitive coding tasks. It is also focused on building robust applications in a business context and aims to give developers complete control over the configuration: from the folder structure to the foreign libraries, almost anything can be modified. To meet enterprise development guidelines, Symphony is bundled with additional tools to assist developers in testing, debugging, and documenting projects. Symphony has low overhead costs in combination with a bytecode cache.

  • Laravel

    Laravel is a free, open source PHP web framework, developed by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications according to the model view controller model (MVC) software architecture. [2] [3] Characteristics of Laravel include a modular package system with a dedicated dependency manager, various ways to manipulate relational databases, utilities that help implement and maintain applications. Laravel is considered to be one of the most popular PHP frameworks, along with Symfony, Nette, CodeIgniter, Yii2 and others.

  • Doctrine

    The Doctrine project is a set of PHP libraries that are primarily focused on providing persistence services and related functionality. The prize projects are an object-relational mapper and the database abstraction layer on which it is built.

  • Slider

    A slide or slide is a single page of a presentation. Together a group of slides can be known as a slide series. A slide show is an explanation of a series of slides or images in an electronic device or in a projection screen.

  • Aspect ratio

    Aspect Ratio (is the Aspect Ratio (AR)) is the ratio between width and length in visual technology.

  • Parallax

    Parallax or motion parallax is the phenomenon that the apparent position of an object relative to another object or the background varies when viewed from different positions. For example, if one moves to the right relative to the viewing direction (for example, while sitting in a vehicle, looking to the left relative to the driving direction), the direction in which one sees an object in the foreground rotates faster to the left than the direction one views an object in the foreground. background. Compared to nearby objects, distant objects therefore seem to move partly with the movement of the observer. The brain translates the relative depth from this. [1] This is known as depth perception.