January 26, 2012
Perl and PHP are two of the "three P’s" that complete the Linux, Apache, MySQL or “LAMP” Web server software stack. While both Perl and PHP are general purpose programming languages, they also make good Common Gateway Interface or CGI scripting languages. CGI is a World Wide Web standard that specifies the interaction between Web servers and the Perl or PHP applications that send or receive information through them. Blogging platforms, social networking sites, Web email, online dating services and Internet-based courses are some of the Web applications created using Perl or PHP CGI scripts.
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January 26, 2012
Although the amount of jargon and the sheer volume of code used in many applications can make the world of computer programming seem daunting, most coding technologies and languages are actually quite straightforward. Even for beginners, once users have a solid grasp of the underlying logic and structure of each language or technology, they should find that inputting commands and beginning to program is rather simple and intuitive. First, however, beginners should be familiar with what each language or technology is and does. Apache, MySQL, Linux and PHP, for instance, are terms and technologies about which every beginner should know some basic information.
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