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Perl for Web Site Management

This book shows how to write CGI scripts to incorporate search engines, convert multiple text files to HTML, monitor log files, and track visitors to your site. Checking links, batch editing HTML files, tracking users, and writing CGI scripts--these are the often tedious daily tasks that can be done much more easily with Perl. If you''re more interested in streamlining your web activities than in learning a new programming language, Perl for Web Site Management is for you: it''s not so much about learning Perl as it is about using Perl to do common web chores more efficiently. Even if you don''t have any programming background, this book will get you quickly past Perl''s seemingly forbidding barrier of chops and chomps, execs and elsifs.
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