Conclusion
Now you can...
- Build tables for effective presentation of information.
- Dress up your pages with colors, backgrounds,
transparent GIFs, and mailtos.
- Explain the architecture of the Web -- what the client
says to the server, what the server says back,
and how MIME types support applications (Excel, troff, etc.)
- Construct forms into which your readers can enter data.
- Explain the URL-encoded format in which the browser
returns information to the server to update databases,
run programs, do lookups, etc.
- Grasp the mechanism of CGI scripts.
- Automatically generate boilerplate (timestamps, footers,
copyright notices, etc.) via server-side includes.
- Create image maps (images with clickable regions)
that point to URLs on the Web.
