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Jan 14, 2008 | A Perl widget library for the web

Posted at 10:53:50 am | Permalink | Posted in Perl  

Viktor Kojouharov was sick of constantly having html code snippets inside his perl code. He was seeing too many projects where the code was a messy mixture of perl, html, and in some places, javascript. Since he is familiar with the Gtk+ toolkit he decided to make something similar targeted for the Web.

Nov 20, 2007 | How to install CGI-scripts

Posted at 11:32:45 am | Permalink | Posted in Perl  

This is meant to be a little tutorial that tries to explain what a CGI-script is and how to install one on a server. It's targeted towards novice homepage builders, with no previous experience of CGI-scripts. No UNIX experience is required and it's assumed that you only access the server through FTP and not with telnet.

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