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Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing

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Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing
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Publisher: Morgan Kaufmann
ISBN/ASIN: 1558605347
ISBN-13: 9781558605343
Number of pages: 608

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This book is a catalog of the mistakes that I've made while building more than 100 Web sites in the last five years. I wrote it in the hopes that others won't have to repeat those mistakes. To make a great site, you need to know a little bit about writing, photography, publishing, Unix system administration, relational database management systems (RDBMS), user interface design, and computer programming. I have thus assumed no specific technical background among my readers and have tried to make the text self-contained.

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