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Advanced
Perl Programming (Nutshell Handbook)
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by Sriram Srinivasan, Paperback, 400 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: August 1, 1997
This book covers complex techniques for managing production-ready Perl programs and explains methods for manipulating data and objects that may have looked like magic before. It gives you necessary background for dealing with networks, databases, and GUIs, and includes a discussion of internals to help you program more efficiently, and imbed Perl within C when necessary Pub: 8/97.
CGI : Internet
Programming With C++ and C
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by: Mark Felton Paperback, 432 pages Published by Prentice Hall Publication date: March 1, 1997
Shows how to program the cgi-bin with C++ and C for more powerful connectivity to the internet. This book provides methods to link the power of compiled languages into Internet interfaces.
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by Ed Tittel, Mark Gaither, & Sebastian Hassinger, Paperback, 672 pages Published by IDG Books Worldwide Publication date: December 16, 1996
A revision of the bestselling Foundations of WWW Programming with HTML and CGI, this book lays down the basics for readers' Web education and helps them master new features of HTML and CGI. The CD-ROM contains the complete text of the book in HTML format plus all code and examples.
The CGI
Book
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by William E. Weinman, Paperback Published by New Riders Publishing Publication date: March 1, 1996
Explains how to set up data forms, design and implement clickable image maps, and utilize the special features of CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripting and includes a CD-ROM containing public domain CGI utilities and the examples mentioned in the text. Original. (Advanced).
Cgi Developer's
Guide
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by Eugene Eric Kim, Paperback, 497 pages Published by Sams Publication date: July 1, 1996
This book is one of the first books to provide comprehensive information on developing with CGI (Common Gateway Interface). It covers many of the aspects of CGI including, interactivity, performance, portability, and security. After reading this book, the reader will be able to write robust, secure, and efficient CGI programs. Covers client/server programming, working with gateways, and using Netscape Readers will master forms, image maps, dynamic displays, database manipulation, and animation CD-ROM includes source code, sample utilities, and Internet tools
Cgi Developer's
Resource : Web Programming in Tcl and Perl (Resource Series)
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by J. M. Ivler, Kamran Husain, Paperback, 600 pages Published by Prentice Hall Computer Books Publication date: March 1, 1997
A high level introduction to Web CGI program, this Developer's Resource takes a detailed look at the process of customer requirements gathering, analysis, and design. This is the first CGI book to present a thorough methodology from requirements analysis, to design, and on through testing and implementation for developing enterprise-wide CGI apps. The CD-ROM contains a repository of valuable source code, Tcl, Perl, and a library of useful programming tools.
CGI Manual
of Style
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by Robert McDaniel, Published by Ziff Davis Pr Publication date: July 1, 1996
CGI is the programming language that allows for accountability on the Web. This book will help programmers learn the fundamentals behind CGI-showing how to program the included samples, what to watch out for, and how to achieve effective scripting. Progressing from easy samples to more advanced, this book provides users with the skills they need to provide accountability on their Web site. Contains 10 samples of the most popular and useful scripts-which can be downloaded from the Ziff-Davis Press Web site Uses the "Manual of Style" approach that allows readers to grasp the basics and begin programming immediately
Cgi Programming
in C & Perl
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by Thomas Boutell, Paperback, 402 pages Published by Addison-Wesley Pub Co Publication date: May 1, 1996
An essential technical programming reference for Web sites. In concise, clear language, this book explains how to write CGI programs to implement dynamic documents that provide interactivity and multimedia features for Web sites using UNIX-based HTTP servers. The CD contains scripts ready to plug into the reader's web site, including the CGI-C library.
CGI Programming
on the World Wide Web (Nutshell Handbook)
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by Shishir Gundavaram, Paperback, 450 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: April 1, 1996
An excellent book for expert programmers, CGI Programming on the World Wide Web doesn't waste time with miscellaneous or frivolous topics, but instead focuses on the workings of the CGI specification down to the tiniest detail. Author Shishir Gundavaram begins by explaining what CGI does--material that's probably familiar to most people reading this book. Fortunately, he promptly moves on to a complete explanation of each of the CGI methods and environment variables. The author also pays attention to every language you could conceivably want to use with CGI, especially ever-popular Perl. But CGI is simple, and there isn't enough to it to merit an alphabetical reference of more than a chapter in length. So, CGI Programming on the World Wide Web takes on the task of explaining CGI applications--some unusual ones as well as the usual suspects. In addition to teaching guest book and quiz applications (you may be better off with a book that puts its code on a CD-ROM), Gundavaram explains how to port e-mail and Usenet news to the Web with CGI and details a pretty cool Concentration game. Just for kicks, he makes the game look good in a text-only browser--a real technical feat that's kind of fun to read about. If you prefer a more technical reference and discussion book to a simpler tutorial, CGI Programming on the World Wide Web is the book for you.
Cgi Programming
With Visual Basic 5 (Hands-On Web Development)
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by Ofer Laor, Hardcover, 579 pages Published by Computing McGraw-Hill Publication date: November 1997
CGI SOLUTIONS WITH VISUAL BASIC 5 gives readers at-hand solutions -- real code, ready to use. Programmers get clear and detailed instructions for creating CGI solutions with the VB5 they already know-without having to learn C++ or Perl. This book provides everything needed to slash development time -- from ready-to-run code to expert, written-for-developers procedures for creating, installing, and configuring applications.
The Cgi/Perl
Cookbook
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by Craig Patchett, Matthew Wright, Paperback, 656 pages Published by John Wiley & Sons Publication date: October 1997
Souping up a Web site has never been easier. This book/CD-ROM set offers a complete introduction to CGI programming with Perl plus a collection of sophisticated CGI programs that readers can use to add popular functions to their Web sites, including search engines, passwords, product databases, a shopping cart, custom forms, animated images, and more. Readers will learn how to incorporate the scripts into their own Web sites, how to customize them for their own goals, and how to use a host of other CGI and Perl programming tricks to create unique and interactive Web sites. CD-ROM includes all the CGI programs from the book--both code and ready-to-run versions; a full copy of Matt's Script Archive," a collection of the best scripts from across the Web.
Creating
Cool Web Pages with Perl, with CD-ROM
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by Jerry Muelver, Paperback, 420 pages Published by IDG Books Worldwide Publication date: August 1, 1996
ONCE YOU'VE MASTERED HTML, you're ready to take your Web site to the next step by adding things like interactivity, database interfacing, online ordering, searching, on-the-fly pages, and all those other terrific features that make Web sites more effective and more impressive. With Creating Cool Web Sites with Perl, you'll discover how to write server-side CGI scripts in the language Perl to do all these things and more. Plus, on the bonus CD-ROM, you'll find all the source code that appears in the book (ready for you to tweak to your heart's content), Web authoring tools, and other invaluable resources to get you off to a fast start.
Developing
Cgi Applications With Perl
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by John Deep, Peter Holfelder, Paperback Published by John Wiley & Sons Publication date: March 1, 1996
After an introduction to CGI, HTTP, and the Perl scripting language, this book offers complete tutorials for building a range of CGI applications. Users also find a complete Perl script reference and information on Web server utilities, HTML utilities and CGI applications around the world.
Discover
Perl 5 (Discover (Idg Books Worldwide, Inc.)
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by Naba Barkakati, Paperback, 352 pages Published by IDG Books Worldwide Publication date: July 25, 1997
A beginner's guide to Perl 5 programming explores the inner workings of CGI programs, provides instruction in how to write and debug Perl programs, and includes real-world examples of Perl syntax, Perl 5 sources and binaries, and more. Original. (Beginner)."
Drag 'N'
Drop Cgi : Enhance Your Web Site Without Programming
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by Bob Weil, Chris Baron, Paperback, 367 pages Published by Addison-Wesley Pub Co Publication date: August 12, 1997
Everything you need to add advanced Perl CGI and JavaScript functions to your Web site-no programming or UNIX experience required! You'll find the scripts and all the tools you need on the included CD-ROM. Step-by-step instructions to configure and install a wide range of useful, industrial-strength, full-featured JavaScript and Perl scripts including: a complete on-line store-with on-line, secure credit card transactions; a Web site search engine; a universal HTML form processing script; a floating Web site directory panel; a programmable image display script; a scrolling browser message; and a visitor counter. The authors walk you through the steps of the script installation process, explaining how and why they work. Reading this book, you will learn not only how to customize and use the scripts, but also how to work with other scripts you find on the Internet. In addition, what you discover about the Internet, HTTP, CGI, and both client-side and server-side scripts will help you enhance your pages more easily. All the necessary "tricks of the trade" are also presented, such as questions to ask your Internet Service Provider-even the business reasons for and uses of each script.
How to
Program CGI With Perl 5.0
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by Stephen Lines, Paperback Published by Ziff Davis Pr Publication date: January 1997
How to Program CGI is a unique programmer's introductory text which will make it easier to develop advanced web sites. Taking an illustrated four-color approach to learning programming, the design reflects the graphical nature of the web, making it easy for non-traditional programmers to enhance their sites with interactivity, databases and commercial-level shopping systems.
Instant
Web Scripts With Cgi Perl
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by Selena Sol, Gunther Birznieks, Paperback Published by M & T Books Publication date: November 1, 1996
A cut-and-paste toolkit for Web professionals and dabblers covers everything from basic through advanced Perl topics, and the accompanying CD-ROM contains customizations and scripts described in the book. Original. (All Users).
Introduction
to CGI/Perl : Getting Started With Web Scripts
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by Steven E. Brenner, Edwin Aoki, Paperback Published by M & T Books Publication date: January 1, 1996
Requiring no special experience with either Perl or the World Wide Web, this compact book describes everything readers need to know to create customized dynamic programs for the WWW. Beginning with a review of the communications technologies required to present an HTML page from either a static file or a script, the book introduces the essentials of the Perl language and the Common Gateway Interface (CGI).
Learning
Perl (Nutshell Handbook)
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by Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Christiansen, 2nd Edition Paperback, 328 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: July 1, 1997
In this smooth, carefully paced course, a leading Perl trainer teaches you to program in the language that threatens to make C, sed, awk, and the Unix shell obsolete for many tasks. This book is the "official" guide for both formal (classroom) and informal learning. It is fully accessible to the novice programmer.
Learning
Perl on Win32 Systems
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by Randal L. Schwartz, Erik Olson, Tom Christiansen, Randall L. Schwartz, Paperback, 350 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: August 1, 1997
In this carefully paced course, leading Perl trainers and a Windows NT practitioner teach you to program in the language that promises to emerge as the scripting language of choice on NT. Based on the "llama" book, this book features tips for PC users and new NT-specific examples, along with a forward by Larry Wall, the creator of Perl Pub: 8/97.
Mastering
Regular Expressions : Powerful Techniques for Perl and Other Tools (Nutshell
Handbook)
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by Jeffrey E. F. Friedl, Paperback, 342 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: January 1, 1997
Regular expressions are a central element of UNIX utilities like egrep and programming languages such as Perl. But whether you're a UNIX user or not, you can benefit from a better understanding of regular expressions since they work with applications ranging from validating data-entry fields to manipulating information in multimegabyte text files. Mastering Regular Expressions quickly covers the basics of regular-expression syntax, then delves into the mechanics of expression-processing, common pitfalls, performance issues, and implementation-specific differences. Written in an engaging style and sprinkled with solutions to complex real-world problems, Mastering Regular Expressions offers a wealth information that you can put to immediate use.
Perl
5 by Example
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by David Medinets, Paperback, 658 pages Published by Que Education & Training Publication date: October 1996
With thousands of sites popping up on the Internet each week, this is the perfect time to stock up on beginning-level books for Internet programming! Readers will learn how to handle CGI and Internet programming! Contains more examples than any other Perl book on the market Written by a professional Webmaster with a large library of Perl scripts used as examples throughout the book CD-ROM contains a Perl shareware application for all platforms available, Perl scripts, and all of the source code from the book
Perl
5 Desktop Reference
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by Johan Vromans, Paperback, 46 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: February 1, 1996
A standard quick-reference guide for the Perl programming language, this book provides a complete overview of Perl, from variables to input and output, from flow control to regular expressions, from functions to command-line options--all packaged into a convenient, carry-around guide that can easily be inserted into a favorite Perl programming manual.
Perl 5
How-To
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by Mike Glover, Aidan Humphreys, Ed Weiss, Reggie David, Paperback Published by Waite Group Pr Publication date: July 1, 1996
PERL 5 How-To is a solid tutorial and quick reference for anyone aiming to write professional, full-featured PERL scripts. The material is presented as a series of "How do I ...?" problems. For each problem, the authors discuss the appropriate solution in detail and use concrete examples in the form of commented source listings. The book covers all of the core language features and delves into many specialized applications, including client/server and network programming, binary trees, graphics, UNIX system administration, and CGI programming. The problem-solution approach makes this a strong tutorial as well as a great reference for finding quick answers when you get stuck. PERL 5 How-To assumes that you know UNIX well and have some programming experience. Novices will probably make headway more quickly with a different book. But if you are up to speed with programming basics, you'd be hard pressed to find a more comprehensive guide to solving real-world problems.
Perl 5
Interactive Course, Certified Edition : Certified Edition
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by Jon Orwant, Paperback, 860 pages Published by Waite Group Pr Publication date: November 1, 1997
This book combines the flexibility of self-paced learning with the support of a "live course." The new edition includes the latest Perl specifications as well as Internet Explorer extensions, and provides the opportunities to earn Continuing Education Units from Marquette University. The CD-ROM includes Microsoft Internet Explorer, the latest Perl source code, and all the binaries needed to run Perl on the platform of choice.
Perl
by Example
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by Ellie Quigley, Paperback, 500 pages Published by Prentice Hall Computer Books Publication date: October 1, 1997
Through proven sample programs, professional Perl trainer Ellie Quigley takes readers from their first program to highly sophisticated scripting. Updated for Web developers, the book teaches CGI scripting with Perl. The CD-ROM includes Perl 5 for all leading UNIX platforms, Windows 95 and NT, plus hundreds of code examples.
Perl Cgi
Programming : No Experience Required
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by Erik Strom, Paperback, 512 pages Published by Sybex Publication date: November 1, 1997
Experienced HTML authors, Webmaster, and Intranet programmers will find this book one of the fastest ways to learn CGI programming. Topics include catalog, search engine, order forms, database referencing, and user feedback scripts. Real world examples emphasize creating forms and user-driven, interactive Web sites.
Perl Resource
Kit : Unix Edition
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by David Futato, Nathan Patwardhan, Clay Irving, Larry Wall, Paperback, 2000 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: November 1, 1997
Perl Resource Kit is a first-rate collection of books and software from the Perl authorities at O'Reilly. This is the first "official" commercial distribution of Perl and includes a number of great references, as well as a startling new hybrid of Java and Perl. The kit includes the two-volume set, Perl Module Reference, which explains the existing Perl modules--encapsulated packages of reusable code that will save time and trouble for the programmer. An invaluable reference, these volumes will appeal to those who work consistently with the language. In addition, the kit includes Programming with Perl Modules, another useful learning guide. An excellent tutorial on the use and creation of Perl modules, this book also serves as a practical introduction to object-oriented programming with Perl 5. The guide is an excellent companion to O'Reilly's Advanced Perl Programming. The included CD-ROM contains a host of utilities and tools. It features a snapshot of the CPAN Perl module distribution as well as the installation program that allows administrators to install the most recent version of Perl modules from the Internet. The greatest appeal of Perl Resource Kit is undoubtedly the Java-Perl Interface, documented in the Perl Utilities Guide. The Java-Perl Interface offers all of the features of Java that were previously unavailable to Perl programmers--byte-code distribution, the Abstract Window Toolkit, Remote Method Invocation (RMI), and a more structured way to handle events. In addition, by using Perl modules and the Java-Perl Interface, Perl programmers will need to write more structured programming, which should begin to ease the tensions between Perl programmers and their critics.
Programming
Perl (Nutshell Handbook)
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by Larry Wall (Editor), Tom Christiansen, Randal L. Schwartz, Paperback, 670 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: October 1, 1996
The 2nd edition of the Camel Book is over 600 pages and full excellent instruction and sound advice. Topics include all the good stuff from the first edition and new perl5 features such as nested data structures (ever made a hash of arrays of hashes?), modules, and objects. From print "Howdy World\n"; to making your own modules, this book has got it all.
The Webmaster's
Handbook : Perl Power for Your Web Server
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by Christian Neuss, Johan Vromans, Paperback Published by Intl Thomson Computer Pr (Trd Disc) Publication date: February 1, 1996
Web Client
Programming With Perl
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by Clinton Wong, Paperback, 250 pages Published by O'Reilly & Associates Publication date: April 1, 1997
Web Client Programming with Perl teaches you how to extend scripting skills to the Web. This book teaches you the basics of how browsers communicatewith servers and how to write your own customized Web clients to automate common tasks. It is intended for those who are motivated to develop software that offers a more flexible and dynamic response than a standard Web browser.
Web Programming
With Perl5
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by Bill Middleton, Brian Deng, Chris Kemp, Paperback, 365 pages Published by Sams Publication date: March 1997
The newest member in this series, this book distributes the latest information on the new release of Perl 5. Web programmers will learn how to use this exciting new release to write the perfect Web applications. Provides the reader with practical information for tackling Web programming with Perl Contains intermediate and advanced applications that are unavailable elsewhere CD-ROM contains sample scripts and modulas from the book, the entire Comprehensive Perl Archive Network archive, and pre-compiled ports of Perl for various platforms.
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