February -- Comparative Analysis of Functionality for Different Unix OS's
FEBRUARY SEATTLE UNIX GROUP MEETING
Topics: Comparative Analysis of Functionality for Different Unix OS's
Server-independent Perl Tools for Web Site Maintenance
Time: February 8, 2000 (Second Tuesday) at 7pm
Location: Attachmate
SE 36th & 131st Ave SE
Bellevue, WA
Cost: Free
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Three essential aspects of web site development and maintenance are spell checking, HTML syntax checking/validation, and checking for bad links. Some good tools for checking HTML syntax are Weblint and Tidy. (Their output should be piped through Perl scripts to filter out extraneous warning messages.) Conformance to the HTML 4.0 standard can be checked using the Web Design Group's HTML validator. A good tool for checking for bad internal and external links is Linklint. Spell checking can be done with Korn shell scripts that calls the Unix spell command and a Perl script called dehtml (part of the htmlchek package).
The second presentation will focus on significant differences between the various Unices (Solaris, various Linux versions, AIX, HP-UX, SCO, etc.). Non-portable extensions to Unix will also be discussed (e.g., access control lists, non-portable commands, non-portable system calls, etc.).
Note meeting location in Factoria/Bellevue!
From Seattle I-90 East Exit 10B, Richards Road Straight through stop light. Right on 131st Ave SE From I-405 I-90 East Exit 11A, 150th St Right at stop light. Right on SE 38th St SE 38th becomes SE 36th Left on 131st Ave SE Parking garages will be locked after 6pm, so go up the hill to an outdoor lot if the circle drive is full.
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