Kyle Rogers
and kind of Matt DePero
2015-10-14
HTML is the markup language that every site on the Internet uses to layout its pages. It is understood by every web browser on the market. This means that to develop HTML, you only need a text editor and a browser.
Javascript is an interpreted programming language that can be used by browsers to create highly interactive realtime web pages. Some examples of Javascript applications:
jQuery is a Javascript library for simplifying a lot of Javascript features. It's mostly used for creating smooth animations and creating AJAX requests simply. According to research by W3Techs, jQuery is used on over half of all sites across the Internet.