ECMAScript is a standardised scripting language that forms the basis on which several programming languages are built, JavaScript being the best known and most widely used. Established by ECMA International through the ECMA-262 technical specification, ECMAScript defines how the language should behave.

The Crawl Budget, or crawl budget, is a fundamental concept within Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) that refers to the number of pages that the Googlebot (or other search engine bots) is willing to crawl on a website.

Backbone, in the field of software development, especially web development, commonly refers to Backbone.js, a lightweight JavaScript framework that helps structure frontend applications through the use of models, collections, views and routes. It was

The web environment is the fundamental technological ecosystem that enables programmers to design and support a variety of online applications and services. Ranging from structural and stylistic configuration to the management of interactivity and client-server communication, these digital environments deliver

Z-Index is a fundamental property in web development and graphic interface design. It is used in CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to control the overlapping of elements on a web page, i.e. which elements should appear in front or in back.

Freeware is a type of software that is distributed free of charge so that users can use it without having to pay for it. The word «freeware» comes from «free» and «software», so the meaning is

EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) is a type of non-volatile memory that allows both reading and writing of data electronically. Unlike volatile memory, such as

Defragmenting is the process by which files stored on a hard disk drive (HDD) are reorganised to optimise system performance. Over time, the files on a disk become fragmented, i.e. they are split into multiple parts scattered across the hard disk.