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I can custom script any HTML website with simple enhancements such as Server Side Includes and Javascript or more intense interactive CGI programs written in Perl. I have over 1200 functional Javascripts, 800 Java Applets and 2300 Perl scripts at my disposal. You get the idea. Anything can be done. If you need an obscure program written possibly in VB or C++, I have several scripting specialists who can be tapped into.

Upon completion of a program, I thoroughly test and debug the CGI if neccessary, utilizing a Unix server. I understand all proper protocols in addition to CHMOD and path guidelines.

My rate for custom Perl CGI programming is $100 per hour; Javascripting is $75 per hour.

CGI

CGI (Common Gateway Interface) is the most typical form of code-based interactivity on web sites today and can incorporate many different programming languages such as Perl, C++, Visual Basic, and AppleScript. Perl (Practical Extraction and Report Language) was written by Larry Wall as a UNIX text processor and has been adopted as the premier scripting language for the web to date.

PHP

PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor, formerly Personal Home Page) is cool because the HTML-embedded code runs on the server (similar to SSI), so a browser can't see it. PHP is fast, free, and in use all over the world. Writing a database-enabled web site is incredibly simple using this methodology.

Javascript

Javascript has rapidly become the most notable and easily adapted browser-base scripting language in recent years. Javascript was invented by Netscape as a means to add interactivity and flavor to web sites. The scripts can be embedded within the HTML or be called from the server.

Java

Java was developed by Sun Microsystems as a simple cross-platform programming language, and has only been in use on the internet since 1996! When compiled, an "applet" runs like an executable program on the server side, activating a series of editable parameters on the browser side.
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