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Web Development with Tcl/Tk 8.1 (Paperback)

by Holzner, Steve Ph.D. (Author)
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"If you...programme in TCL, I can recommend this particular book..." (Computer Shopper, October 2000)

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A practical guide focusing exclusively on Web applications of Tcl/Tk Like Java, Tcl/Tk enables programmers to create programs that can run independent of graphical hardware or operating systems. This makes it a natural for Web developers. Packed with real–world examples, this book reveals how to write a complete browser in the latest version of Tcl, create GUI components, and use Tcl to interact with Java, JavaScript, and CGI/Perl. It also demonstrates how to write Tcl applets, called "Tclets" and provides plug–ins that can handle these applets. Tcl (Tool Command Language) is a scripting language with its own built–in interpreter that can be used to easily develop applications. Tk is the Tcl toolkit for building graphical interfaces. Companion Web site features all code and Tcl applets from the book.

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