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Perl for the Web by Chris Radcliff

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Perl for the Web
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Publisher: New Riders Press
ISBN/ASIN: 0735711143
ISBN-13: 9780735711143
Number of pages: 416

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Perl for the Web provides the tools and principles needed to design a high-performance, dynamic Web site using Perl. Special attention is given to templates, integration, and load testing. Topics covered include the need for speed, document management with templates and embedded Perl, faster performance using persistent Perl, good Web coding style, faster database access from Perl, and pairing XML with Perl for content management and B2B communication.

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