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Perl & CGI tutorials
Intro to Perl/CGI and HTML Forms
Intro to Windows Perl
Intro to Perl 5
Intro to Perl
Intro to Perl Taint mode
Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Broken CGI Script
Writing COM Components in Perl
Java tutorials
Intro to Java
Cross Browser Java
Misc technical tutorials
Intro to The Web Application Development Environment
Introduction to XML
Intro to Web Design
Intro to Web Security
Databases for Web Developers
UNIX for Web Developers
Intro to Adobe Photoshop
Web Programming 101
Introduction to Microsoft DNA
Misc non-technical tutorials
Misc Technopreneurship Docs
What is a Webmaster?
What is the open source business model?
Technical writing
Small and mid-sized businesses on the Web
Offsite tutorials
ISAPI Perl Primer
Serving up web server basics
Introduction to Java (Parts 1 and 2) in Slovak
introduction to UNIX for web developers
Table of Contents
Day One: Basics
What is UNIX
What is an Operating System
What is the UNIX Kernel
What are Shells
Utilities
Executing Utilities
Using Wild Cards
Input, Output, and Redirection
The "man" Utility
UNIX and Webmasters
History of UNIX
Logging In and Out
Resetting Your Password
Day Two: Essential Commands
The UNIX File System
Relative versus Absolute Pathnames
The "pwd" Utility
The "cd" Utility
The "ls" Utility (And Hidden Files)
Permissions
The Password File
The Group File
Who Are you and Who else is here?
Undersrtanding the Permission Bits
The "chmod" Utility
The "chown" Utility
The "chgrp" Utility
Reading a File
Creating a File
Copying Files
Moving or Renaming Files
Deleting Files
Manipulating Directories
Creating Directories
Deleting Directories
Moving and Renaming Directories
Day Three: Advanced Tools
Searching
The "grep" Utility
The "find" Utility
The "sort" Utility
The "diff" Utility
The "comm" Utility
The "uniq" Utility
The "spell" Utility
The "wc" Utility
The "cut" Utility
The "paste" Utility
Time and Date
Managing Processes
Manipulating your Environment
Compression and Archiving