What is difference between Web Application, Website, Web Forms, Web Farms?
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Some semantics in this but basically ….
A Web application is an Internet based application, an application that is delivered over the internet. This usually takes the form of a browser based front end, some middleware implementing business logic and a back end database all working in concert. The application could be a piece of business logic, an internet shopping site or anything like that. The application is the whole bunch of stuff that makes the website work.
eBay is a Web Application. http://www.ebay.co.uk is the website, the public users interface into the ebay application and the outside worlds view of the ebay application.
A Web form is a web based form that a user fills in, the data of which is either mailed to someone or may be submitted into some middle layer application. A form is also a segment of an HTML browser page.
A web farm is usually used to refer to a collection of web servers ( the hardware that serves up the code that delivers the pages to your browser ) these are configured to spread the load of many public users connecting ( with their browser or client ) simultaneously to an application.