Cookies Coordination
• Cookiesstore small pieces of data on the client side.
• Used for session management, personalization, and tracking.
• Coordination involves handling cookies across multiple domains and
servers.
• Secure handling prevents issues like cross-site request forgery (CSRF).
• Developers must manage expiration, domain, and secure flags
carefully.
3.
Privacy and P3P
•Privacy is a key concern in web technologies.
• Users must be informed about data collection and usage.
• P3P (Platform for Privacy Preferences Project) was developed by W3C.
• It allowed websites to declare their privacy practices in a standard
format.
• Though largely obsolete today, it influenced modern privacy policies
and consent mechanisms.
4.
Complex HTTP Interaction
•HTTP is the foundation of web communication.
• Complex interactions involve authentication, redirection, and state
management.
• Examples include multi-step logins, OAuth flows, and API (helps in
communication b/w. applications ) calls.
• Headers (cookies, authorization tokens) play a critical role.
• Proper handling ensures security and smooth user experience.
5.
Dynamic Content Delivery
•Dynamic content changes based on user input or server-side logic.
• Implemented using technologies like JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, Node.js.
• Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) improve performance.
• Personalization engines tailor content to user preferences.
• Real-time updates powered by Web-Sockets and server-sent events.
6.
Conclusion
• Cookies enableuser tracking and session management.
• Privacy concerns led to standards like P3P and GDPR.
• Complex HTTP interactions support secure communication.
• Dynamic content delivery ensures modern, interactive web
experiences.