With the proliferation of available web browsers, you might wonder why you would want to write your own client program. The answer is that by writing your own client programs, you can leap beyond the preprogrammed functionality of a browser.
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Perl-CGI Accessibility is about making websites that don’t exclude people with visual, aural, or physical disabilities. Through real-world examples, this practical book will teach you how to create or retrofit accessible websites quickly and easily.
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The Web may be growing fast, but its foundation stretches back through years and decades of electronic publishing history. In this chapter, we’ll look back at how the intersection of traditional publishing and early databases influenced the way the Web was built.
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Almost all web designers use Cascading Style Sheets to control the presentation of the websites they construct out of HTML. Why learn one and then the other when you can just as easily–and much more effectively–learn both at the same time?
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Programming the Web with Visual Basic .NET is a comprehensive guide to building web applications and services using Visual Basic .NET. It is written especially for experienced Visual Basic programmers who use Visual Studio .NET for their development work, even those who have never written a web application before.
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