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Geeks404.com: Learning Perl/CGI for Apache Part 2: HTMLForms
Wed, 21 June 2000
In our first article, we discussed the basics of the HTTP protocol and the basics of Perl and CGI. Here, we'll learn how to send data to a CGI program through the use of an HTML form, and then interpret the data and dump it to the screen with a CGI program.
LinuxPR: Open CASCADE Developer Challenge Now Open
Fri, 16 June 2000
If you'd like to try your hand with the Open Source C++ 3D modeling components that make up Open CASCADE (and maybe win a prize for your efforts!), see http://www.opencascade.com for details on the Open CASCADE Developer Challenge. This online contest will reward the most outstanding Open Source code developed with Open CASCADE.
Geeks404.com: Learning Perl/CGI for Apache -Part 1: HTTP and Perl basics
Thu, 15 June 2000
Learning how to program Web applications with Perl/CGI is relatively easy. We'll start with a brief overview of Perl and the HTTP protocol, and how CGI provides the interface between these two technologies.
Linux Programming: The New Programmer's Road Map:Final Thoughts
Wed, 14 June 2000
This is the final installment of an ongoing series covering programming topics for the beginning programmer. ... Yet again I am amazed at how working with Open Source and writing about it can be so incredibly rewarding.
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Kernel Level Security
by Ryan Bridges
In this feature article by Ryan Bridges, discover tips and techniques to secure your Linux system at the kernel level.
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Getting Started with Make - Part 2
by Derek Barber - 03/29/2000
Last issue we dove into the vast world of make and wrote our first makefile in the process. In this issue we will look deeper into the topics covered last issue and also touch upon a few new concepts as well.
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Our repository of online manual pages has just the documentation
that you are in search of! Follow the link below to a vast array of
html-formatted reference manuals. Learn more about system calls, library calls,
special files, macro packages and conventions, and several Perl documents.
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The choice of programming environment is often more religiously defended by developers than the programming language! Some programmers are more productive with full-blown IDEs, and others swear by half a dozen terms and vi. Learn about several of the different editors available for Linux on our editor review page.
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With so many programming languages to choose from, it can quickly be a complicated task to decide which language best suits not only the requirements of your project, but also your personality. Read about many popular languages, compilers, and debuggers, and decide which is the right choice for you.
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What environment do you support with your graphical Linux apps?
March 7th, 2000
Several graphical environments for the Linux platform contain a set of libraries and APIs to develop supported applications. Do you use any of these to develop your graphical applications, and if so, which one?
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