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W3C's systems infrastructure is based almost completely on open source software running on Debian GNU/Linux servers. Many of our tools are built using the popular LAMP platform (Linux, Apache, MySql, Perl, PHP, Python scripting/programming languages.)

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W3C Systems Team Submits Application to GSOC

Posted on 11, March 2009, by Ted Guild in Homegrown tools

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