GD - GD Library, GD is an open source code library for the dynamic creation of images GD can create PNG , JPEG and GIF images, and other formats. GD can be used to generate charts, graphics, and thumbnails.

 GIF - graphic interchange file, a graphics format that can be displayed in web browsers. They display in 256 colors and have built-in compression. GIF files are also used for animated web graphics.

Gigabyte - computer memory or disk space which consists of about one thousand million bytes, one thousand megabytes. The actual value is 1,073,741,824 bytes 1,024 megabytes.

GoLive - A WYSIWYG HTML editor from Adobe

Guestbook - A guestbook is a script on a web page with a form that allows visitors of a website to sign and leave comments. It can be found in multiple web based programming languages, Perl, PHP, etc.

Hack - is a slang term, and can have multiple meanings. The popular meanings include To alter a computer program or gain unauthorized entry into a program, computer, or computer system.

Head - A tiny electromagnetic coil and metal pole used to create and read back the magnetic patterns on the disk, also known as the read/write head.

head - an HTML tag that defines the head of the document, it contains the "title" tag (document title), and can contain scripts, and other page attributes.

Hits - represent the total number of requests made to the server during a given time period

Home page - The central document on a web site. The document usually directs visitors to the information that can be found within the site. Also can be a personal page for a person, which contains information about him or her.

horde
hotlink protection
htaccess
HTML (hypertext markup language)
http
hyperlink or link
Iframe
ImageMagick
IMAP
include
Index Manager
index.html
Internet Explorer
IP address
IRC
ISP
java
javalog
javascript
JPEG (or JPG)
JSP - Java Server Pages. A Java-based scripting language that is used to create dynamic websites.

jstl - JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library. A library of code that can be used for common web application tasks.

Keyword - The word or phrase that is used in a search engine to find websites related to a particular topic.

Kilobyte - A unit used for computer storage that is equal to 1024 bytes.

Kmeleon - A fast, Gecko-based browser.

Linux - An open source operating system that is often used for web servers.

Load balancing - Distribution of tasks between multiple servers in order to more effectively handle resource-intensive websites.

log4j - A logging package for Java that eliminates the need for inserting logging statements directly into the code.

Lynx - A text-based browser.

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