Web Wizardry Intro Techniques for more powerful websites
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more »Oracle Has Ported and Extended Yast
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more »Twisted Creating network apps with Twisted
Feb 28, 2006The Twisted framework makes it so easy to create network-aware applications in Python. Twisted speaks all the major Internet protocols, from mail through chat, and it can handle encryption. We’ll show you how to set up a personal web server with Twisted.
more »INSECURITY NEWS / USERFRIENDLY
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INSECURITY NEWS / USERFRIENDLY
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Cascading Style Sheets Better HTML with Cascading Style Sheets
Sep 30, 2005Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) help you polish up your websites without taking a crash course in programming.
more »Web Design Intro Professional Web design for everybody
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Web Design with GIMP Web page layouts with the GIMP
Sep 30, 2005Good homepage design is a question of the layout. Sometimes the best option is to use a graphics program to design the page, then translate the result into HTML code. The versatile image manipulation program GIMP can help.
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