This is a glossary of Wiki Terms.
JavaScript - A programming language widely used for client-side scripting in Web development. Most often, JavaScript is used to manipulate the DOM (Document Object Model) and provide user-interaction.
Joint Application Development (JAD) Sessions - Meetings held between the technical design team and a client project team to define and refine the feature set of a new system.
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) - An image file that has been compressed using a lossy compression scheme. Although JPEG files take up less hard drive space than RAW files, JPEGs are a bad choice for image file archiving, because the JPEG compression discards data that can never be recreated. Once an image file is saved as a JPEG it cannot be re-sized and re-saved without additional image degradation.
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