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- Matt Kruse's Intro to CGI - This is my tutorial written in plain english for people who need a no-nonsense intro to the world of CGI. It'll be most helpful to people trying to learn how CGI scripts work and how to get scripts to work on their server.
(Added: 21-Oct-1999 Hits: 165)
- More than You Ever Wanted to Know About Templates - One of the biggest problems with CGI scripts is that
programmers are usually the only ones who can modify them. If
you work with designers who regularly want to tweak the HTML
generated by a CGI script, this can lead to frustration on both
sides, since programmers are generally pretty busy and don't
always have time to make "trivial" HTML changes that can make
a site look perfect.
A whole range of techniques has sprung up to address this basic
problem, including embedding Perl, TCL, or other languages
within HTML pages. There are also a few products marketed as
"easy enough for nonprogrammers to use" or "requiring no
programming." But I've found that one of the cleanest ways to
separate design from programming, without dumbing down
either, is through the use of templates.
(Added: 14-Mar-2001 Hits: 157)
- Perl Monks - Offers a variety of tutorials and information on a wide variety of perl topics
(Added: 18-Jan-2000 Hits: 359)
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