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A dynamic Web site is a Web site whose pages can be generated dynamically , that is to say with the request. One also speaks by opposition about static Web site .

The contents can be obtained by combining the use of a language of scripts or programming and database. In the world of the free software, it is often about for the language and MySQL for the database, the language Perl being less and less used. There exist also solutions owners, for example that of Microsoft, with ASP and Access /MS-SQLServer and, more recently, the very last technology ASP.NET which comes to reconcile the programmers known as " of applications" and the developers Web thanks to a new way of programming the Web, the " code-behind". Other solutions are offered by Macromedia (repurchased by Adobe) such as ColdFusion.

The presentation can be changed and the pages will then adopt instantaneously new appearance. The contents, coming in general from a database or files XML, can also change with the request.

There is a third concept of logic. Using a Computer programming language, the Webmestre can automate certain tasks or propose a Application Web like a photo album or a Discussion forum.

This separation contained/presentation/logical is the creed of the current developments.

The advantages are thus far from being negligible, and the possibilities of dynamization evolve/move of days in days.

But the Web sites statics did not say their last mot. On the one hand they are simpler to create for the people without sufficient technical training (it is easy to create pages in HTML with basic tools and a minimum of will) and on the other hand, the shelterers Web always do not propose the possibility of making a dynamic site.

Certain shelterers like Free, propose to create a dynamic site (With/MySQL) but block certain functionalities, like the function mail (now: but limited to 2000 emails per week).

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