Dina - HTML Preprocessor and CGI Unifier

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Last Update: 2013-03-25

Dina (Dina Is Not an Acronym) is an HTML preprocessor and CGI unifier similar to PHP.
With the way it is written, it has a very small size, can be used anywhere with any languages or command inserted into it.

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