There are many more people who want to study programming other than aspiring computer scientists with a passing grade in advanced calculus. This guide appeals to your intelligence and ability to solve practical problems, while gently teaching the most recent revision of the programming language Python.

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Who should read this book:
-Students, (science course & non-science course) so don't worry.
- Beginner at HTML & javascript.

About this textbook
* Directly addresses the needs of students by explaining precisely those components of HTML and javascript needed to write their own online applications
* Features detailed code examples and output to guide the reader comprehensively
* Contains details of a supplementary website for containing code examples and all graphics files
* Emphases basic programming principles in a modern Web-oriented environment, making it suitable for an introductory programming course for non-computer science majors

Because successful Web-site development often straddles multiple standards, tools, and programming languages, it's hard for books on the subject to deliver everything beginners need to get started. This problem often occurs with books on Common Gateway Interface (CGI) development; however, Rafe Colburn's Teach Yourself CGI Programming in a Week does a fine job of providing all the required basics for creating your own CGI scripts.

Written with Unix in mind, the book is careful to show that CGI runs on all of today's server platforms. Early chapters include simple tutorials on HTML and HTTP and show how to invoke CGI scripts. These chapters also consider various languages for CGI development, from industry-standard Perl to C/C++. From there the author moves to the basics of parsing CGI environment variables and building Web-page content dynamically, with discussions on how to use server-side includes and even dynamic graphics.

The author consistently adopts a practical, real-world approach to showing the best of CGI and demonstrating other tools that help CGI work. (His short demonstration on how to use javascript to validate user input on the client and leave real processing to server-side CGI is one example of this approach.) In addition, this tutorial is a compendium of the author's helpful hints on CGI security and how to use CGI effectively to create better Web sites. All Webmasters should read his guide to providing custom error pages for broken links.

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