Web Programming with Perl 5
It's more than a little bit intimidating to take on the task of writing an intermediate-to-advanced-level book on the subject of World Wide Web programming. The current level of innovation and the rate at which new ideas and techniques are being implemented on the Web is nothing less than exponential. Each new idea or new technique has the potential for adding to or enhancing the vast structure that already is the Web, or refining that structure, making it potentially less cumbersome and easier to understand. Some ideas are adopted as standards, and others fizzle and die lonely little deaths, for lack of use or interest. Keeping up with this process and attempting to deliver a book that will give you, the reader, a feel for which of these ideas and techniques seems to be the most usable, safe, and powerful, is what this book is all about. Topics: A Perl5 Overview and Tutorial; Security on the Web; HTML Forms; Client-Side Perl; Advanced CGI.
- Cost: $20.99
- Pages: 384
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 1575211122
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Web Programming with Perl 5
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Released Date:
March, 1997
Cost:
$20.99
List Price:
$29.99
Pages:
384
Edition:
Book and CD-ROM edition
ISBN:
1575211122
Publisher:
Sams
Author:
Bill Middleton, Brian Deng, Chris Kemp, Brian Derg
Keywords:
perl web programming, perl advanced cgi, perl standards, perl world wide web programming
Summary:
Practical information for tackling Web programming with Perl
Description:
It's more than a little bit intimidating to take on the task of writing an intermediate-to-advanced-level book on the subject of World Wide Web programming. The current level of innovation and the rate at which new ideas and techniques are being implemented on the Web is nothing less than exponential. Each new idea or new technique has the potential for adding to or enhancing the vast structure that already is the Web, or refining that structure, making it potentially less cumbersome and easier to understand. Some ideas are adopted as standards, and others fizzle and die lonely little deaths, for lack of use or interest. Keeping up with this process and attempting to deliver a book that will give you, the reader, a feel for which of these ideas and techniques seems to be the most usable, safe, and powerful, is what this book is all about. Topics: A Perl5 Overview and Tutorial; Security on the Web; HTML Forms; Client-Side Perl; Advanced CGI.
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