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Articles written by web developers for web developers covering Linux, databases, and DHTML.
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 New This Week

The Minimalist Approach to Dynamic HTML
by James Robertson
More DHTML events that work with Netscape and IE. Your browser is once again your friend.

Handling Events in Dynamic HTML
by Michael Swaine
Swaine provides a little "dynamic" humor for the holidays.

Resurrect Your Old Laptop With Linux
by Chris Halsall
Just because that Marketing Dept. discard chokes on Windows 98 doesn't mean it can't purr with Linux.

Database Access Protocols
Database Developer  by John Paul Ashenfelter
A peek inside the "alphabet soup" world of database connectivity.

Protecting Against Piracies of the Past
Platform Independent  by Andy Oram
Oram grapples with the role of intellectual property rights in Internet publishing.

Letter Spacing
Tag of the Week  by Chuck Musciano
A look at some of the more esoteric text-related style properties.

Life With Linux
Web Review Poll 
The Linux movement has spread far and wide, but is this robust OS just for servers?

Broken by Design
Broken By Design  by Katrin Salyers, Doug Sheppard
Take a look at our new comic strip!



 Authoring
• The Minimalist Approach to Dynamic HTML
• Setting Font Sizes With Length and Percentage Units
• At Long Last: Font Management
• Using IDs as Classes
• Beyond the Prisoner Perspective
• Molly Holzschlag: Everything You Never Need to Know About HTML 4.0
 Design
• Usability Checklist for Site Developers
• MetaFlash: A New Take on 3D
• How Color Works
• Q&A With Jared Spool: Why Must Content Suck?
• Flash 4 Turns Up the Heat
• Larry Constantine: Usage-Centered Web Design
 Development
• Database Access Protocols
• Web Database Connectivity Buzzwords
• Creating Java Server Pages in IBM's Visual Age for Java
• XHTML Part 3: What's New
• XHTML Part 2: Differences
• XHTML: Our Last, Best Hope for Clean Code
 E-Commerce
• Notes on Annotation
• Don't Trust InterTrust
• Affiliate Programs Gain Eyeballs, but Not Dollars
• Online Privacy and the European Controversy
• WebSENSE Blocking Makes No Sense
• Bell Telephone Companies' Applications to Enter Long-Distance Market
 Multimedia
• Selling Multimedia Content
• Putting an Audio Riff Online
• SMIL's New Strategy: Modularity
• RealSlideshow Plus Simplifies Streaming Media
• The Future of SMIL
• Digital Storytelling Is Here to Stay
 Backend
• Whom Do You Want To Blame Today?
• Ted Nelson to Reveal All at Perl Conference
• Scaling to Meet Special Event Traffic
• Visual Servlets: A Lightweight Alternative to CGI
• Justifying the Blue Box
• Building a Dynamic FAQ Tool
 Resource Guide
• QuickTime
• Terran Interactive
• Adobe
• Syntrillium
• Sonic Foundry
• Metacreations
What's New
 Corel Markets Linux "Simplicity"
 Geek Culture Provides Good Laughs
 Linux on an iMac?


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MetaFlash is a new technology for creating 3D photorealistic images. Will it fare any better than VRML?
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