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| CGI In Brief | Web Resources |
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CGI is an interface specification. It doesn't define how a Web Server works or how a program is
expected to produce results, but it establishes a set of guidelines that both must follow in order to
interoperate.
A CGI Program may be a simple or complex program and can perform any task a program is able to. The
difference is that the program communicates with "the real world" by using the CGI language. CGI
applications are often used to produce HTML pages on-the-fly. They are also often used to produce
the information introduced in HTML forms. CGI applications can be written an any language that can
be executed on a computer - in particular a Web Platform.
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Book Picks
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The Most Simple Intro to CGI
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An explanation in plain English by analogy of how HTML and CGI-BIN requests are handled.
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Introduction to CGI
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A Good simple introduction to CGI. Good for starters.
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Free CGI Course
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Free course covering the basics of Web Programming and CGI. An excellent and free tutorial about all the technologies you need to know for Web Programming.
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CGI Resource Index
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Your One Stop for CGI. And also several Free CGI Scripts ready to use for your site.
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