As a how-to book, Programming Web Graphics with Perl & GNU Software covers a narrow but powerful niche of Web development--on-the-fly graphics generation. It also focuses on the Perl language and its associated free code modules, making the...
Programming C#: Working with Arrays is an userfriendly tutorial in which author concentrates on process of array and the method of working with arrays in C#. The author explains the procedure for creating single and multiple dimensional arrays,...
Assuming only a basic familiarity with Perl, Learning Perl/Tk shows you what you need to know to create graphical front ends for Perl programs. Author Nancy Walsh starts with a quick orientation, showing you how to set up Perl/Tk and giving you...
Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C will allow you to enhance your Apache HTTP server in just about any way you'd like. Overall, it is an excellent book, and it has a lot of good information and terrific examples on everything from...
Downloading files to the browser with ADODB.Stream is an online article in which the author has narrated on the techniques of using ASP functions in getting the properties of files like the size, name and type etc., You would also be able to...
Marshal Objects ByRef Over The Internet With .NET Remoting is an ASP.NET article through which programmers can collect information about .NET remoting and its uses. Here the author clearly explains about when the communication between client side...
The appearance of the second edition of CGI Programming with Perl heralds the beginning of the neoclassical era of Web service. CGI--or common gateway interface--is the original back end for client-driven, dynamic Web-page service and deserves...
The Web is booming, the majority of CGI applications are coded in Perl. For this reason, there is a huge number of beginners and intermediate developers wanting to get to know Perl in general and Internet applications with Perl in particular. /...
The Network Utilities is a script written using Perl which can be used to calculate netmasks and delivers you the smallest available netmask. It has an in built subnet calculator for calculating the netmasks. The script uses various networking...
The standard for Perl books is, of course, Perl founder Larry Wall's Programming Perl. But every journey requires a first step, and the assumption that everyone interested in learning Perl has a programmer's background can make other Perl books... | 
