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As always in small libraries, one's efforts to learn techniques will yield knowledge for librarians and greater service possibilities for one's patrons. Roberts discusses the value of learning server-side scripting. Furthermore, he compare and contrast the most popular scripting languages that are used to create truly dynamic service-oriented Web sites, building a conceptual framework that one can use as a starting point for one's specific server-side library project.

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ERIC Subject
Computer Literacy;
Librarians;
Learning Experience;
Educational Technology;
Management Systems;
Syntax;
Computer Oriented Programs;
Coding;
Programming;
Library Personnel
Subject
Libraries;
Servers;
Technology;
Computers;
Operating systems;
Language;
Software;
Small libraries;
Syntax;
Library technology;
Information professionals;
Librarians;
Perl;
Learning;
Linux;
Patrons;
Internet;
Frame analysis;
Languages
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Classification
51921: Libraries and Archives
Title
Learning Server-Side Scripting
Author
Roberts, Gary
Publication title
Computers in Libraries; Westport
Volume
25
Issue
8
Pages
37-39
Number of pages
3
Publication year
2005
Publication date
Sep 2005
Section
computers in small libraries
Publisher
Information Today, Inc.
Place of publication
Westport
Country of publication
United States
Publication subject
Computers--Microcomputers, Library And Information Sciences--Computer Applications
ISSN
10417915
Source type
Trade Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Commentary
ProQuest document ID
231140399
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/learning-server-side-scripting/docview/231140399/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
Copyright Information Today, Inc. Sep 2005
Last updated
2025-11-18
Database
ProQuest One Academic