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[The difference between the two methods is that articles submitted using the Open Publishing Initiative are generally shorter than the freelance articles, and the author does not receive monetary compensation. Freelance submissions are accepted upon receipt of a signed freelance contract. The freelance author does receive compensation.]
- Getting Back to Basics
- Erich Hugo lays out some strong opinions in his article "Getting Back to Basics" - that e-businesses shouldn't waste their money taking on the world with banner ads, but should instead focus on the basics. December 23, 1999
- 10 Reasons to Develop in ASP
- Alan Mendelevich gives us a ten point introduction to ASP development that anyone could use. December 16, 1999
- Encouraging Community On Your Web Site Through Experience
- Michelle Moore reminds us that community building is one of the most effective ways to both attract users and keep 'em coming back. December 9, 1999
- X(ML) Marks the Spot
- Leroyson Figueira introduces us to XML, one of the hottest topics in Web development today. December 2, 1999
- Web Animation - More Than Software
- Christopher Grotke thinks the time is ripe for Web Animation to come of age, and tells you why in this article. November 11, 1999
- Practicing Safe Code
- Kenneth Tibbetts helps everyone keep their pages clean and their users happy. November 4, 1999
- Intro to PHP
- Stirling Hughes offers up a solid introduction to PHP, a popular server side programming language. October 28, 1999
- Software Developers Have Something To Teach You
- Jon Dillon emphasizes the importance of focus in Web site planning. October 14, 1999
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