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Building Network Management Tools with Tcl/Tk by Dave Zeltserman, Gerard Puoplo: explains how to build custom network management tools using the Tcl/Tk language, and provides several complete tools Cgi Developer's Resource : Web Programming in Tcl and Perl by J. M. Ivler, Kamran Husain: a high level introduction to Web CGI program, this Developer's Resource takes a detailed look at the process of customer requirements gathering, analysis, and design CGI Programming with Tcl by David Maggiano: illustrates the many advantages Tcl holds for CGI programmers and demonstrates how to create powerful CGI applications. This book presents a series of increasingly sophisticated applications, beginning with a simple Hello World application and culminating in Web-based interfaces to back-end databases such as Oracle Complete Tcl/Tk Training Course, The by Brent B. Welch, Dave Zeltserman: an interactive multimedia CD-ROM that provides comprehensive Tcl/Tk training for Windows 95, 98, NT, and Unix Effective Tcl/Tk Programming : Writing Better Programs in Tcl and Tk by Mark Harrison, Michael J. McLennan: uses a holistic view of application development that shows the reader how to work from the initial concept to a prototype to a finished product. Focuses on such commonly misunderstood features as the command, the mechanism, and the canvas widget Graphical Applications With Tcl and Tk by Eric Foster-Johnson: learn how to create cross-platform graphical applications with the powerful Tcl scripting language for UNIX and Windows and the Tk toolkit Incr_Tcl/Tk from the Ground Up: The Accelerated Track for Professional Programmers by Chad Smith: step-by-step techniques for building cross-platform applications with [incr Tcl/Tk]. Create and deploy object-oriented applications with [incr Tcl/Tk]--the Tcl extension that makes it easier to develop, debug, and maintain large applications Interactive Web Applications With Tcl/Tk by Hattie Schroeder, Mike Doyle, Michael Doyle: this book was written for novice programmers -- to introduce them to the ease and power of Tcl/Tk and to show how amazing Web applications, such as interactive Web applets, Web browsers, Web servers, autonomous agents, client/server databases, browser-pull, and server push applications can be quickly built using Tcl/Tk, without the developer having to get a degree in computer science Practical Programming in Tcl & Tk by Brent B. Welch: intended for both novices and experts. However, in practice, novices who are not familiar with a C-like language or Unix shell programming will find the going difficult. The book is divided into six parts: Tcl basics, advanced Tcl, Tk Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk by Brent B. Welch: the Tcl/Tk best-seller, now completely updated for Tcl 8.2 and the Tcl Web Server Sams Teach Yourself Tcl/Tk in 24 Hours by Lakshmi Sastry, Venkat V. S. S. Sastry: quickly empowers you to create your own programs using the popular open-source Tcl language and the Tk toolkit Tcl/Tk : Programmer's Reference by Christopher Nelson: in this book you'll find everything you need to know abut Tcl, including cross-referenced descriptions of all Tcl and Tk commands, and pointers to many free Tcl extensions and resources Tcl/Tk For Dummies by Tim Webster, Alex Francis, Timothy Webste: a practical, comprehensive reference Tcl/Tk for Programmers With Solved Exercises That Work With Unix and Windows by J. A. Zimmer: this introduction to Tcl/Tk bridges the gaps between elementary introductions, comprehensive manuals, and collections of scripts to solve particular problems. There are over 200 solved exercises whose solutions run on both UNIX and Windows platforms Tcl/Tk for Real Programmers by Clif Flynt: makes it easy to create and implement testing, network, system administration, and user applications to run under Unix, Linux, Windows 95 and NT, or on the Macintosh-all without modifications and in less time than you'd believe possible Web Development with Tcl/Tk 8.1: A Complete Resource for Programmmers and Developers by Steve Holzner, Steven Holzner: 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
