A CIW Application Developer creates interactive Web pages using client-side and server-side Web applications; accesses relational database systems from Web applications; implements applications using component technology; and creates parameters for environment variables. Skills measured in the 1D0-430 exam include but are not limited to the following:
Plan and implement application development projects.[edit | edit source]
Identify and use various server-side development environments (Perl, ASP, PHP, SSJS, JSP).[edit | edit source]
Identify and use various development platforms (UNIX, Windows 2000, and Macintosh).[edit | edit source]
Identify and use various communication protocols (HTTP and others).[edit | edit source]
Perform server-side and client-side scripting.[edit | edit source]
Define the application development process.[edit | edit source]
Define CGI and its significance to the World Wide Web.[edit | edit source]
Use the HTTP GET and POST request methods.[edit | edit source]
Define Perl and its distinct benefits to CGI programming.[edit | edit source]
Write and use Perl scripts and Perl elements.[edit | edit source]