Last Updated: 8-17-96
The Internet has developed special programming languages for maximum flexability. These programming languages will be covered here with examples and links. Please select the language you would like to research:
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Perl is a UNIX operating system standard programming langauge that is a server-side interpreted langauge. Perl is most known for its use in CGI-BIN programs like: counters, comment forms, and form interfacing.
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Java is a widely used Internet programming language. Unlike JavaScript or VBScript, Java is a compiled langauge and is not a scripting language that is in-line with HTML code.
Java Homepage (Sun Microsystems)
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JavaScript is Netscape's Internet programming language. JavaScript is an incredibly powerful, but easy scripting language. Microsoft now has a version of JavaScript called JScript along with it's VBScript. The Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 can interpret VBScript and JScript.
The Unofficial JavaScript Resource Center
JavaScript Resources: A Netscape 2.0 Enhanced Cheat Sheet
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VBScript is the Internet programming language developed by Microsoft as its competitor to Netscape's JavaScript. VBScript is a scripting language that models its commands after Visual Basic. VBScript is interpreted by the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser.
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