Here are the technologies I use to get the job done:
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HTML:
Hypertext Markup Language is the standard language to render a page in a web browsers. Done properly, HTML contains only content, and uses CSS to craft that content into a design.body { background-color: #ffffff; }
CSS:
Cascading Style Sheets take elements in an HTML page and apply a design and stylistic feel to them. CSS provides an easy way to apply a single style across multiple pages.<script type="text/javascript"> alert("Hello World!"); </script>
JavaScript:
JavaScript allows simple code to be placed within an HTML page. You often see JavaScript used in simple web forms and to animate features such as rollovers, though it can be also used to transmit more complex information from the browser to a web server.$value = $_GET['Value']; if (!isset($value)) print "<p>The value is $value</p>";
PHP:
PHP is a language used by web servers to display web pages with changing content. The Swiss army knife of web development, PHP is an excellent choice for complex websites with a small to medium number of users.SELECT Link.CategoryID, LinkURL FROM Link INNER JOIN Category ON Category.CategoryID = Link.CategoryID;
mySQL:
Any website that stores and processes information will need a database. mySQL is the database program of choice for most web developers. I use mySQL in all of my projects that require dynamic content.IBOutlet UIWindow *window; IBOutlet UITextField *textField; IBOutlet UILabel *label;
Objective C / Cocoa Touch:
Cocoa Touch is the language of iPhone Application Development. I have an Apple Developer License and have published an application in Apple's App store that's been downloaded all over the world. I've created a number of other applications, including educational programs, games, and my wife's last birthday card.Person p = n.getPerson(); boolean quiteDead = false; if ((p!=null) && (p.isQuiteDead())) quiteDead=true;
Java:
Originally intended for applications in the browser, Java is actually a powerful programming language ideal for heavy usage web servers. It's my first choice for programming robust network applications. In 2003, I lead a project to rebuild Simon Fraser University Surrey's Course Management System using Java Servlets. After the project the system was very stable and our support emails were a tenth of what they once were.if (socket_ready) if(SDLNet_TCP_Recv(_socket,msg,1024)>0) Crypto::decryptMessage(msg);
