Practical Web Technologies

Practical Web Technologies, 9780201750768 (0201750767), Addison Wesley, 2003

This book combines all major practical Web technologies and covers a complete series of Web applications. It provides an instant course and a reference for Web design beginners, young professionals (Web design programmers and engineers), as well as Web practitioners. We do not attempt to cover all aspects of a particular technology or to solve every problem with a single technology. Instead, we consider Web technologies as a whole to solve problems and generate applications. The contents and materials are organized with practical implementations in mind. All major Web technologies are included and arranged into five parts and three levels of study according to their strengths, application areas, and competition with other technologies:

Practical Web Technologies provides a practical approach to successful Web development and a complete picture of modern Web technologies. Perfect for beginners, this book uses a hands-on approach with more than 150 fully-working examples that cover all aspects of modern Web technologies.

The book begins by focusing on how to build a functional, instant Web sites on the Internet with ISP (Internet Service Provider). A practical picture of how to use applications like HTML, JavaScript, Java, CGI, Perl, ASP, DHTML, XML, and database ADO is also provided as readers are introduced to the Web and relevant applications.

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