HTML 4.0 |
HTML
stands for HyperText MarkupLanguage. This is the primary
programming language on the Internet. The 4.0 standard is the
latest one authorized for use on the web.
This is a client side feature.
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C++
(post-build) |
C++
is one of the most powerful programming languages in use today.
CGI programs written in this language are extremely fast and efficient.
This language can be used to write programs for use on your server.
The programs must, however, be compiled on your own equipment
because compilation severely limits the responsiveness of the
web server.
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Perl |
The
latest version of Perl (currently 5.6.1) is installed in our systems.
This language allows you to create dynamic web pages that can
talk to databases and respond to a visitors input. You also have
the ability to run periodic maintenance using this language and
either the cron scheduler.
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PHP |
PHP
is a scripting language much like Microsoft's ASP (Active Server
Pages). It runs on UNIX and Windows computers which means that
web site development can be done on windows computers and then
moved to your web server.
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Javascript |
Javascript,
originally launched by Netscape as LiveScript, provides you with
the ability to run scripts and create enhanced features in your
web site. There are many stock javascripts currently available
on the Internet. The text floating after the mouse on this page
is an example of Javascript. This language is supported by Netscape,
Internet Explorer, Konqueror, Mosaic and Opera. Basic hosting
supports separate .js source files as well as Javascript embedded
in a web page.
This is a client side feature.
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VB
Script |
Visual
BASIC Script - or VBscript - is Microsoft's proprietary language.
It allows you to create interesting and advanced effects in your
web pages. This language is not as popular as Javascript and will
only run in Internet Explorer.
This is a client side feature.
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Java
2.0 |
This
is a programming language created by Sun Microsystems. It provides
you with the ability to run very advanced web page features. Java
applets are entire programs that download from the server and
run. They can be used for visual effects, chat rooms and navigation
features. This
is a server and client side feature.
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Style
Sheets |
Cascading
style sheets are a relatively new feature in web pages on the
Internet. They allow complex formatting of web pages, layers and
interactive elements. Your site will support the current CSS 2.0
standard and external style sheet files are supported.
This is a client side feature.
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DHTML |
Dynamic
HTML provides you with the ability to create animated, interactive
web sites that can provide features that tantalize a visitors
experience as well as draw them further into your site. This is
a relatively new, but very powerful tool.
This is a client side feature.
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Shockwave |
Shockwave
provides your site with the latest and greatest in interaction.
Although this type of content requires a plug-in that most people
don't have installed, it can't be beat for compelling content.
This is a client side feature.
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Flash |
Flash
provides your site with anything from navigational elements to
graphical elements. You can include sound, vector graphics, raster
graphics and other elements in a timeline that is then run in
a sequence. The animation in the blue bar at the top of this page
is an example of a Flash element.
This is a client side feature.
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