The World Wide Web as it is today has witnessed myriad changes. It began as a closed resource only used for governments and large organisations until later when it was revolutionized and became an open resource for the whole world. The benefits the internet has brought forth are mind boggling particularly in the aspect of globalising the world. The possibilities accompanied with its robust growth are inexhaustible. The internet has become the world’s richest resource of information making knowledge far more accessible at the touch of a button. This paper will look at a few factors and how they have each contributed to the immense growth of the internet. It will also look at scripting languages both one server side and one client side and discuss the different methods used to integrate multimedia features into various multimedia products such as websites and CD-ROMS. Scripting languages are increasingly gaining popularity as a result of the emergence of web based applications on the internet. The World Wide Web market is exponentially moving towards the age of dynamic web content which is a great advancement compared to the static content that has been in existence for a long time. Day in day out web gurus are busy developing new scripting languages which are more user friendly requiring very minimal or no programming prerequisite. This in turn has led into an explosion in the development of highly interactive web pages. Nonetheless scripting languages have a major loophole that developers have not been able to counter which has proved to be a major security breech that is encountered by majority of the internet users. This is the ability of executable code to be unconsciously downloaded to a web browser’s machine from the remotely located server and easily run on the browser’s interpreter. This in turn results to issues of security where malicious characters use this loophole to get into peoples computers and steal valuable information (Whitcomb, “Client and Server”). The integration of multimedia features into multimedia products on websites is perhaps one of the paramount achievements witnessed in web development. One therefore wonders how this has been achieved. This is where the concept of one server scripting language and one client scripting language kicks in. The one side client environment solely plays the role of running scripts this is in essence a browser. The scripts (in form of source codes) are obtained from the web server over the internet and processed on the end users browser (“Methods Used to Implement Client-side Scripts” n.p). The client computer’s browser has to have the scripting language enabled for it to run. Various methods can be used in the implementation of client side code. These include;  1. Integration of scripts in between a pair of script tags  2. Can be stored in an external file that is singled out form the extension src which attributes a script tag.  3. Can also be implemented within an event handler.  4. Finally can be implemented in various URL’s that use certain kind ofprotocols. The one server side environment scripting language is run by the web server. When a user on the client server side sends a request it is fulfilled directly after the s