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Developing
Web Applications with Perl
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 Programming
Perl (2nd Edition) by Larry Wall, Tom Christiansen, Randal
L. Schwartz, Stephen Potter (ISBN: 1565921496). The dead-trees
standard reference for Perl. |
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Perl
Cookbook by Tom Christiansen, Nathan Torkington, Larry
Wall (ISBN:1565922433). If you program in Perl, you will find
priceless the "recipes" for solving common problems
offered in this book. A must have. |
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 Official
Guide to Programming With Cgi.Pm by Lincoln Stein (ISBN:
0471247448). If you know anything about Perl, and you write
CGI, you'll love Stein's guide. Maybe. It depends on what
you need to do with CGI.pm. The book introduces CGI.pm via
a number of scripts that illustrate how to accomplish various
simple as well as advanced tasks (e.g., multipage forms, maintaining
state, and the like). Before springing for this book, first
check out Lincoln Stein's on-line CGI.pm
- a Perl5 CGI Library. This well written FAQ may well
contain everything you need to know about CGI.pm. without
putting a dent in your wallet. I class this book a maybe have.
(Comments updated 3/29/00) |
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Programming
the Perl DBI by Alligator Descartes, Tim Bunce. I'm currently
reading this book (3/29/00). Stay tuned for my comments. |
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MySQL
and mSQL (Nutshell Series) by Randy Jay Yarger, George
Reese, Tim King. This well written volume contains chapters
on implementing the Perl DBI (Python and PHP, too) to connect
with the popular MySQL and mSQL databases. A brief overview,
yet accessible, tutorial of relational database design is
also included. A very handy book if you are wading into connecting
your web site with a database backend. |
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Building
Database-Driven Web Catalogs (Hands-on Web Development)
by Sherif Danish, Patrick Gannon
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Databases
on the Web : Designing and Programming for Network Access
by Patricia Ju (ISBN 1558515100) |
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Web
Security: A Step-by-Step Reference Guide
by Lincoln D. Stein |
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Database
Marketing and Data Mining
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Strategic
Database Marketing : The Masterplan for Starting and Managing
a Profitable, Customer-Based Marketing Program
by Arthur M. Hughes. If you are looking for a primer on DB
marketing, stop here. This book provides an excellent introduction
to dB marketing. Tools and applications receive enough attention
to whet your appetite, providing an excellent sense of when
and how your organization can benefit from creative dB marketing. |
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e-Data:
Turning Data into Information with Data Warehousing (Addison-Wesley
Information Technology Series) by Jill Dyche, Jill Dyché |
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Data
Mining Techniques : For Marketing, Sales, and Customer Support
by Michael J. A. Berry, Gordon Linoff |
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Data
Mining Your Website by Jesus Mena. |
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The
Data Warehouse Toolkit : Practical Techniques for Building
Dimensional Data Warehouses by Ralph Kimball |
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The
Data Webhouse Toolkit : Building the Web-Enabled Data Warehouse
by Ralph Kimball, Richard Merz |
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e-Data:
Turning Data into Information with Data Warehousing (Addison-Wesley
Information Technology Series) by Jill Dyche, |
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Mastering
Data Mining: The Art and Science of Customer Relationship
Management by Michael J. A. Berry, Gordon Linoff |
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Pretty
Web Pages
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Dreamweaver
2 Bible by Joseph W. Lowery. Yes, Dreamweaver comes
with a pretty decent manual by contemporary standards. Heck,
it is even printed and bound. A real pleasure in this age
of PDF format manuals. But, it the Dreamweaver manual is too
brief and breezy for my tastes, often leaving me wondering
exactly what certain things did. Lowery provides full explanation
of every Dreamweaver feature. Most features are illustrated,
too. If you use Dreamweaver to build static web pages, this
book is a worthy addition to your reference shelf. (Comments
updated 3/29/00). |
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e-Marketing,
Internet and Business Strategy
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