Nominations for Developer.com Product of the Year Begin October 15
| CGI Article Published 01-Oct-07
Help Developer.com choose the best of the best for the upcoming year.
CGI Section Index
Rendering Images in ASP.NET Directly from Your Database
| CGI Article Published 01-Aug-07
There's no need to store file system paths in a database. Just store images in your database and then directly load them to your ASP.NET pages.
Developer.com Product of the Year 2003 Results
| CGI Article Published 03-Feb-04
The votes have been counted. See what you chose as the Product of the Year 2003.
Term of the Week: "Beta"
| CGI Article Published 05-Dec-01
In this ongoing look at different terms in the development industry, I pick an easy one -- or is it?
Discover how to start developing for the Android platform with this extensive guide, which provides a reference to the Android platform as well as a look at developing your first Android application. You'll explore the top 10 features for developers as well as learn design and development tips that go beyond the phone and target tablet development as well.
Term of the Week: CGI
| CGI Article Published 28-Aug-01
This week's Term of the Week column tackles CGI - Common Gateway Interface.
CGI
| CGI Article Published 23-May-01
Kurt Seifried discusses security with a focus on CGI scripts. Does you site--or your ISP's--have CGI scripts that are a security risk?
So, You Want a Discussion Group, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 22-Mar-00
I ran into Matt's Script Archive. It's a great site. He doesn't offer a great number of scripts, but the ones he does have work like a dream.
So, You Want To Register Your Pages, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 13-Mar-00
To "register" your page is to place it in the database of the search engine. That's what we'll talk about here.
So, You Want Sponsors/Advertisers, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 04-Feb-00
I get letters all the time saying they want to advertise on their home page. I say, Great! How many people are coming in a day? I'm not talking hits mind you, I'm talking visitors.
So, You Want To Telnet, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 10-Dec-99
Ever since I put up the three CGI tutorials I have been getting mail asking what I mean by "telnet into your system." I put this quick lesson together to explain in a bit more detail.
Site Search With AltaVista and HotBot
| CGI Article Published 11-Aug-99
Use AltaVista or HotBot as your personal search engine!
So, You Want Your Own BBS Server, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 01-May-99
People have been writing to me for a while now asking how they can get a Billboard Server or a Newsgroup-type effect. Others want to be able to post the results of their e-mail guestbook without all the hassle. Well, here's the answer.
So, You Want Your Own Counter CGI, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 03-Apr-99
Everybody wants a counter on their page. I can understand. I love the look of a counter proclaiming to all that my page is cool enough for a couple hundred thousand to roll through.
So, You Want A Client-Side Image Map, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 21-Sep-98
This map works through placing coordinates on the HTML page. Viewers must have a higher level browser to see it work.
So, You Want An Image Map, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 21-Sep-98
This describes the creation of a CGI (Common Gateway Interface) image map. This type of map will work on all browsers.
So, You Want A Searchable Database, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 07-Sep-98
Learn to create a searchable database for your Web page.
CGIs in Perl
| CGI Article Published 14-May-98
Now that you are ready to dive into object-oriented programming (OOP) with Perl, you are probably thinking that OOP must make writing CGIs a snap. After all, most of what you are doing is parsing form data and generating HTML responses. If you enscapsulat
Writing object-oriented CGIs with Perl
| CGI Article Published 07-May-98
Perl is by far the current language of choice for writing Common Gateway Interface (CGI) programs. Among the reasons for choosing Perl is its availability, its ease of use and its robustness. With Perl 5, object-oriented programming (OOP) has been added to this list.
Replacing your CGIs with Java servlets
| CGI Article Published 19-Feb-98
From the very first days of the Web, people have wanted their Web servers to do more than just serve static documents. The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) extends the server's abilities but at the cost of launching additional processes. There also is FastC
So, You Want A Counter, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 01-Jan-98
This is without a doubt the number one item people ask me about. Everyone wants a counter. Why? I don't know. My guess is because someone else has one. I don't have a lot of room to talk. I have one, too.
So, You Want To Place A CGI, Huh?
| CGI Article Published 17-Mar-97
If you follow this tutorial, you will be guided through the steps to place a guestbook CGI onto your system.
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