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When building small websites with just a few pages that are not updated regularly, it is common practice to create individual static pages in HTML code. Most websites today however do require ongoing updates, interact with a database in real time (shopping cart), and invite visitors to interact with the site. For those projects, the static approach is unfeasible. Dynamic, database-driven websites are the natural solution. New content is inserted from a web browser into an already existing structure, making additions a snap. Any changes to the structure such as changing the navigation within the site are only made once, not on hundreds of pages.
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