HTML5 and SQL Server integration [closed]

As you mentioned, HTML no is a programming language but a markup language , simply the skeleton of a document. For example, Office files (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) are now files described in XML , a markup language just like HTML but with other features . A web browser simply interprets that HTML along with the CSS to represent it graphically.

When it comes to "server-side languages" is a part of programming as such in a web environment (but not the only one). The server processes requests and, thanks to these languages, is able to automatically generate HTML documents that contain the necessary information. The most popular free language for this is PHP .

Finally, to apply programming on the client side, another programming language is needed (the HTML does not, let's go), which is usually JavaScript (although there are some other options ).

I leave an excellent compilation of web development languages so you have something clearer.

You simply can not integrate HTML5 with any database.

You have concepts errors in your question. HTML is a simple language that only defines a basic structure in a web document, that is, with it you can work with the visual components of a page, be it text, images, videos, etc ... and because it is a language that running on the client side (that is, in the web browser) does not have the ability to connect to any database.

This task only corresponds to languages that run on the server side such as PHP , Python , etc, with which you can manage connections with databases and all other logical processes required by your site, such as for example, the information management of said database.

Therefore, if you want to make a site using SQL Server databases, the first thing you have to do is choose a server-side language and then investigate how to connect to your DB with that language.