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Testing Differences Between Internet and Non Internet Applications

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be able to complete the task for which it was purchased without any further need upgrading as soon as it has been brought or for a need for programmers to  develop the programme further. When we consider Internet applications we can argue that these should be seen to be developed at the same  standard. However, in many cases this is not the reality of the situation. The applications are more likely to be custom developed and seen as dynamic, requiring change. This perception  of change requirements means that the application associated with the web or the internet a different development framework, and is often not as ruinously tested as the more static  type of programming that is seen in bespoke programmes. Many of the internet applications are undertaken in a different manner, if they are not commercial bought programmes they may be  seen as non commercial programmes, such as many of the shareware programmes that started out as individuals hobbies (for example mIRC and ICQ began this way), or they maybe distributed  free of charge, gaining revenue in different ways. If we consider the way programmes are used and developed in terms of the Internet and non-internet uses then we will see  a great difference in the way they are tested an monitored. The development of differing cultures for Internet and non Internet applications  We can consider this by looking at the way that the Internet developed as an evolutionary tool rather than once strictly designed. It is this type of development that  we see still mar some of the ideas behind the development of web applications. If we understand the beginning of the Internet we can see how this may have impacted