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  1. Django is a high-level Python Web framework, a programming tool that lets you build Web sites.
    01-09-2008 to , , , , , by muha
  2. I see people asking around in the forums quite often about which tools to use for web development in Linux. Here are some tools and instructions for setting up your gnome-based Linux distributions to handle all your web development needs.
  3. As a web developer and programmer, I prefer to use a powerful text editor over WYSIWYG software. I write code using HTML/XHTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, Ruby, etc. The standard text editor that comes with GNOME is much more powerful than you may know.
    09-30-2007 to , , , , by MicahCarrick
  4. 03-14-2007 to , , , by trevelluk
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  7. Lists ASCII and HTML codes for all ASCII characters
    01-08-2007 to , , , , by trevelluk
  8. 12-17-2006 to , , , , by tonypm
  9. Web Design for Beginners, make your own website
  10. guide to CSS

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