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Intro to XML For Web Developers Introduction to Web Design Introduction to Databases for the Web Introduction to HTML Introducing Java: Your First Applet JavaScript Tutorial for Programmers

META Tagging for Search Engines Build a Web Site with Free Stuff Build Traffic Through Good Site Design The Perl You Need to Know How to Use the Favorites Icon (favicon) The 6x6x6 Browser-safe Color Cube

Build a Web Site with Free Stuff

   by Alan Richmond Design great web sites with free applets, graphics, HTML editors and more! There's a fair amount of free stuff available on the web, with no strings attached. In this and subsequent articles, we're going to show you where to get web development tools, graphics, clip-art, photos, Java applets, Shockwaves, search engines, polls, surveys, news and weather, music, etc etc - all for free!

The Dastardly "favicon.ico not found" Error

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Ken Sall's XML World

• WDVL Weekly XML News
• XML and Java: The Perfect Pair
• XML Software Guide
• XML Resources
• XML Specifications
• Doing It With XML
• XML: Structuring Data for the Web: An Introduction
• Next Generation HTML: The Big Picture
• XLink and XPointer: XML Linking/Pointer Languages
• XSL (eXtensible Style Language)

Selena Sol's WebWare

Databases for the Web:

Database systems - Retrieving and manipulating data - CGI Interfaces to SQL Databases - Java Database Connectivity

Web Programming:

The Basics of Web Programming - The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) - Java Basics - Advanced Java

UNIX, Perl 5, Photoshop, Web Design

Introduction to XML For Web Developers

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