The Art & Science of Web Design

Learn about object-oriented publishing from the man behind the graphical design of WebMonkey, HotWired and HotBot, Jeffrey Veen. Published by New Riders. 0320

Beginning PHP4: Practical Application

In the last installment we learned how to create graphics with PHP; this time we're going to apply all we've learned to create an interactive map. 0319

Update: The Internet License Plate Gallery

Our most recent additions to the gallery include ILUNUX, WEBGUY, and XML GURU. If you've got a Net-related plate send it in! 0319

To Pay or Not to Pay - That is the Search Engine Question

Learn search engine strategy from Alison Morano. How far can meta tags take you? If you "pay to play" will your traffic rise? 0316

HTTP for HTML Authors, Part III

We examine two of the most important functions of HTTP that HTML authors will be interested in: redirecting and form submission. By Stephanos Piperoglou. 0316

Submit & Win HoTMetaL Pro 6 and XMetaL 2.0!

Submit your article today and if it makes the cut you win a bundle from SoftQuad Software. 0315

Beginning PHP4

Learn how to create and manipulate graphics with PHP. From Wrox Press. 0315

Update: Extreme HTML Optimization

As promised we've expanded our HTML optimization tutorial to include the latest techniques. Learn how to abbreviate your URLs, fix your tables, and crunch your CSS to speed up your site. By Andy King. 0315

Professional Perl: The Subroutine Stack

Learn how to define Perl subroutines on-the-fly and explore the intricacies of recursion using subroutines. From Wrox Press. 0314

DHTML Hierarchical Menus: Version 4.0.5

More improvements for our popular cascading menus. We squash some spacing bugs and speed up Netscape 4 menu creation. By Peter Belesis. 0314

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Staying Alive

Many of the ailing mega dot-coms could learn a thing or two from the best practices and theories of a small, albeit successful e-business.

Expect the Unexpected

Problems are sometimes a reminder to avoid complacency. Handling unexpected roadblocks and putting out fires are all part of a Netrepreneur's daily duties.

Gates Publicly Unleashes HailStorm

They've been talking this up since last year, and it's finally been given its first public outing. Bill Gates demonstrates the first practical applications of Microsoft's much-touted .NET strategy.