Let’s Talk About How the Web Actually Works
So you open a browser, type a URL, hit enter—and boom, a website loads. But what's really happening behind the scenes?
Here’s a super simple breakdown:
DNS Lookup: Your browser asks, “Where can I find this website?” DNS translates the domain (like example.com) into an IP address (like 192.168.x.x).
Request Sent: Your browser sends a request to that address—basically saying, “Hey server, send me the website files.”
Response from the Server: The server sends back HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other resources.
Rendering: Your browser reads the HTML, styles it with CSS, adds interactivity with JS, and displays the page.
It all happens in milliseconds—but knowing this gives you a serious edge as a developer.
Do you want to know how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript really do and how they work together? hit the, comment and follow button so you can get notify when I post it
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Let’s Talk About How the Web Actually Works
So you open a browser, type a URL, hit enter—and boom, a website loads. But what's really happening behind the scenes?
Here’s a super simple breakdown:
DNS Lookup: Your browser asks, “Where can I find this website?” DNS translates the domain (like example.com) into an IP address (like 192.168.x.x).
Request Sent: Your browser sends a request to that address—basically saying, “Hey server, send me the website files.”
Response from the Server: The server sends back HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other resources.
Rendering: Your browser reads the HTML, styles it with CSS, adds interactivity with JS, and displays the page.
It all happens in milliseconds—but knowing this gives you a serious edge as a developer.
Do you want to know how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript really do and how they work together? hit the, comment and follow button so you can get notify when I post it
#webdevelopment
#dailypost
#HowtheWebWorks
