HTML has been around for several years now (since the early 1990s). Although it is still very popular and can do very many things very well, it does have many limitations and, as the needs of businesses grow, these limitations are becoming more and more agravating. For example, if you operate a business that sells merchandise over the Internet you will probably have to give customers access to a price list. In most businesses a price list is a dynamic document - items are added, items are removed, prices change, availability changes, all as an ongoing process. HTML by itself cannot handle that. The best you can do is to create a web page in ..
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