| crawl | Using a third party application to search a website and collect data including pages, status codes (200, 301, 404), and SEO elements like titles and meta descriptions. |
| web 2.0 | Web 2.0, also known as social web, was a progressive movement in which world wide web websites began to encourage user-generated content and participative interaction. |
| web cache | A cache is a hardware or software component used to store data so it can be served faster. On the internet, a web cache stores the content of your website so it can be served faster to the user. Thats why, sometimes, it seems like the page hasnt been updated. The cache has not been refreshed. There are more types of cache. The most popular is a Broswer Cache. It stores data, such as images, in a temporary folder on your computer storage. This way, they wont have to be downloaded once you access the website again. Other types of caches include server cache and router cache. |
| hosting migration | The process of switching from one hosting provider to another. |
| mashup | Noun. A page made up from gizmos (or mostly from gizmos). The gizmos could be RSS feeds, Javascript feeds, etc. Any content pushed by free content distribution sites. Google maps is a great gizmo. |
