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Those should be separated articles (they are redirects now). If someone want to extend those sections feel free to do so. I can help when I have time. Sorry that I didn't do that, but I'm not that active on EN wiki (I'm mostly contributing to pl.wiki) and I don't have that much free time. I just
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I can't tell if I am not parsing this sentence the way it was intended, or if it's making a reference I'm not familiar with, or what... but can someone who understands what this passage is trying to say, please rewrite or clarify it: "...mnemonic coding and the results simply served back..."
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I think this article would benefit hugely from a history section, with dates and influences. For example, I think that PHP predates ASP by a year or two, but was PHP well-enough known to influence ASP, or were they parallel developments? Was ColdFusion many an outgrowth of SSI, or something
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I agree that this is more "Web programming" than "server-side scripting". However, I disagree with the statement 'server-side scripting IS web programming'. Server-side scripting is a tool or technique that can be used many ways - Web programming is just one of them.
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