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Hi 5: Part 3
By: Ben Shepherd
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    2003-04-23

    Table of Contents:
  • Hi 5: Part 3
  • The Third Phase
  • Conclusion

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    Hi 5: Part 3


    (Page 1 of 3 )

    It has been a while between drinks, but it is finally here. Yes, it is part 3 of the web development cycle.

    This article is the third step in the Web Development Process. Discussed previously was Planning a Model and simple algorithmics.

    In this phase, you’ll learn how to create an effective database to minimise the burdens one receives when they don’t analyse their relational database model.

    How does one distinguish between good and bad design? This question will be answered in this article using the Normalisation Process.

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