Summary
In this chapter, you've learned about the basic strategies common to all Web applications. You know how to deal correctly with user input, and how to validate forms and verify their contents. You can make use of templates to separate code from layout; moving on from there, you know how to coordinate your team efforts and deal with more than one person working on a single file. The benefits of version-control systems have been discussed, and you can structure your projects on disk in a clear manner. You can make advanced use of the flexible CVS system. Finally, multi-tier applications have been discussed that also implement interfaces to foreign languages.
Equipped with this knowledge, you are now able to face the design and implementation ...
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