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New Technologies and What They Mean To You: Part 3
By: Jeremy Wright
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    2003-02-04

    Table of Contents:
  • New Technologies and What They Mean To You: Part 3
  • JSP
  • CGI
  • Conclusion

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    New Technologies and What They Mean To You: Part 3 - Conclusion


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    There you have it, 2 more technologies that are available. Both of these technologies, like others, are good for building dynamic web sites. I hope this gave you enough of an overview and helped you to decide on one to learn.

    Keep an eye out for the next edition in this series.

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