Later in this chapter, a real - world example that
you can also test in your Apache environment will be provided.
Note that your mileage may vary slightly because of differences in distributions and versions, but if you
work on Linux you probably already know that.
Your First Website with haXe
In a previous section dedicated to the HTML syntax, a situation was described in which the web
developer writes by hand the pages that he wants to deploy; those documents are known as static, as
they are saved in a file and sent unchanged to the user agent.
Nowadays this is becoming a more and more uncommon situation also for small sites; web designers
usually provide the skeletons for web contents but rarely the content itself. Some sort of repository, such
as the file system or more commonly a database, usually drives the contents. The repository contains the
raw information that is handled by the application and it is embedded in the layout provided by the web
designer. This way a common layout can be reused in an entire set of pages and in some cases in the
whole website.
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