Documentation for the Apache server | |
| A User's Guide to URL Rewriting | You just wouldn't believe all the neat stuff you can do with mod_rewrite in apache! |
| Apache Week | "...an essential resource for anyone running an Apache server...". Online Apache Webserver magazine. |
| Apache's Home | The offical Apache server web site, including Source, Full documentation and links to other stuff. |
| FAQTS | Knowledge base for many topics. A great place to look for answers. |
| mod_ssl | An open source solution for secure services with Apache |
| Quick Reference Cards | Apache web server, mod_perl, C, Emacs, others. |
Active Server pages- server-side scripting capability thru a variety of languages. | |
| SWYNK.COM | A site for system administrators. It focusses mainly on NT-based web solutions such as SQL server and ASP but has a wealth of internet development and database resources. |
| The ASP Tracker Home Page | ASP Scripts and demos, and a current browsercap.ini file for use with ASP, PHP or whatever else uses it. |
| TheScripts.com | A web community dedicated to server-side scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, CGI and more. |
| WDDX Enabled Distributed Web Applications | Brad Argue discusses building a sophisticate WDDX enabled application using |
These resources will help you write and verify code to be viewable in any browser so that as many people as possible can get your message. | |
| Browser Archive at evolt.org | A darn comprehensive and downloadable archive of all the major browsers. |
| BrowserCaps | The self-proclaimed definitive resource on the HTML handling capabilities of Browsers. It could really use some updating. |
| Browserola | An emulator for Windows that enables Web authors to see how their pages look in a variety of Web browsers without having to have those browsers installed. |
| Index Dot HTML | HTML language refrence and browser support and history information. The browser support chart is a good way to make sure your HTML layout is backwards compatible. |
| StatMarket | A heap of stats about web stuff. The top browser and plug-in stats are great for figuring out how many folks you'll be alienating by using the latest and greatest browser features. |
| The ASP Tracker Home Page | ASP Scripts and demos, and a current browsercap.ini file for use with ASP, PHP or whatever else uses it. |
| Viewable With Any Browser | Maybe a little extreme, this campagin aims to forever rid web pages of those annoying little 'best viewed with...' buttons. It's a good source of information on designing accessable and backwards-compatible web pages. |
Allaire's Server-side scripting language. | |
| Allaire WAP reference desk | Resources for both general WAP info and ColdFusion-specific tips. |
| Ben Forta's ColdFusion Page | This guy wrote the book on ColdFusion. Actually, he wrote a couple of them. Has a few links and some info. |
| CF_ADVISOR | ColdFusion Information and Jobs. News, Hosting tips, editorials, archives, discussion area and more... |
| Fusebox | A development model for large-scale applications with ColdFusion |
| Home of ColdFusion | Allaire's official ColdFusion web site with downloads, a developer center and more. |
| House of Fusion | An informative resource for ColdFusion developers. Includes links, resources and information on development, administration and security for CF servers |
| Optimizing Coldfusion | Ben Forta's powerpoint presentation outlining potential bottlenecks and optimization techniques |
| TheScripts.com | A web community dedicated to server-side scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, CGI and more. |
| WDDX Enabled Distributed Web Applications | Brad Argue discusses building a sophisticate WDDX enabled application using |
When a text editor isn't enough. HTML, Java and other web development tools | |
| AceExpert | A very reliable and full-featured HTML Editior which can provide DHTML, Javascript, total control on IE and NS Browsers, and super HTML Editing Interface. Makes any web development FAST!! |
| Adobe GoLive | A design-approach to web development |
| BBEdit | HTML and text editing for the Macintosh |
| Favicon.com | The home page for the java application that can generate those little icons that show up in your favorites list on IE5 |
| HomeSite | Allaire's text-based site development software. |
| Hot Dog Pro | A popular HTML editor and website maintenance program. |
| Macromedia Dreamweaver | Home of Dreamweaver |
| Nexidion Web Development Environment | In early stages of development, this HTML editor provides a development IDE/debugger for PHP. |
| Page Spinner | The Ultimate HTML Editior for the Mac. Super featured. Awsome Interface. Javascript galore. A must shareware for Mac Web Designer. |
| The VIM Home Page | For those of you who still insist on using a text editor. |
| Website META Language | A free offline web designer's toolkit for unix brought to you by Ralf Engelschall. |
Register your own .com, .net or .whatever with one of these companies | |
| AfterNic | Buy your dream domain name from this Domain Auction service. |
| Dotster.com | A very economical registrar with an intuitive web interface. |
| GoDaddy | OK service, and 8.95 per year! |
| Joker.com | The most economical registrar I've found (as long as the dollar/euro exchange rate is good) |
| Network Solutions | The grandaddy of domain registrars. Handles .com, .org and .net |
This Category is NOT for DHTML but rather for server-side dynamic page generation with various scripting languages | |
| SWYNK.COM | A site for system administrators. It focusses mainly on NT-based web solutions such as SQL server and ASP but has a wealth of internet development and database resources. |
| The Flash Challenge | A database-driven Flash 4 site with links and rankings of the best Flash sites out there. |
| TheScripts.com | A web community dedicated to server-side scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, CGI and more. |
| WDDX Enabled Distributed Web Applications | Brad Argue discusses building a sophisticate WDDX enabled application using |
A really great vector-based animation and authoring program for the web | |
| Flash Bible | Great Flash tutorials, including a large section on ActionScript in Flash 4 |
| FlashZone | This site has some great Flash tutorials complete with source files to download |
| Macromedia Flash Support | Some helpful technical notes from the company that makes Flash |
| Moock Flash | Colin Moock has a wide variety of Flash tutorials available, including ActionScript, FS Commands, and detecting the plug-in |
| The Flash Challenge | A database-driven Flash 4 site with links and rankings of the best Flash sites out there. |
Tips and reference for HTML, Javascript and all kinds of other stuff... | |
| A Pattern Language for HTML | An overview of using pattern languages for HTML development. Updated in 1996, it covers HTML 2.0. Still, it's relevant and helpful. |
| Adam's Advanced HTML Guide | A tutorial site on more advanced HTML, such as Frames, Tables, CSS, Layers and DHTML |
| Caching Tutorial for Web Authors and Webmasters | All the poop on web caching, and how to make your documents cachable, if you're into that sort of thing. |
| CNET Builder.com | A good general reference site with tutorials and articles covering both backend and web development topics |
| Cool Nerds | Good quick reference for HTML, Javascript, and WebArt |
| D.J. Quad's Ultimate HTML Site | "Your one-stop Web Development site, Period." -- That's pretty close to summing it up. |
| Developer.com | This site has a lot of windows programming info on it, but also some good HTML and JavaScript stuff |
| Doctor HTML | Doctor HTML is a Web page analysis tool which retrieves an HTML page and reports on any problems that it finds. It is very helpful and concise. |
| Echo SSI | A good overview of all the neat stuff you can do with Server-side includes |
| evolt.org | A world community for web developers, evolt.org promotes the mutual free exchange of ideas, skills and experiences. |
| FAQTS | Knowledge base for many topics. A great place to look for answers. |
| Guide to Publishing HTML and Forms | Somewhat of a beginners guide to HTML and forms. |
| Home of Webalizer | A really cool utility that collects and graphs website statistics in HTML. |
| HTML, META, REL and REV Tags | A dictionary of Meta tags to better control the actions of browsers |
| Index Dot HTML | HTML language refrence and browser support and history information. The browser support chart is a good way to make sure your HTML layout is backwards compatible. |
| LinkScan/QuickCheck | QuickCheck is a free online link checking and HTML validation service. |
| Quick Reference Cards | Apache web server, mod_perl, C, Emacs, others. |
| StatMarket | A heap of stats about web stuff. The top browser and plug-in stats are great for figuring out how many folks you'll be alienating by using the latest and greatest browser features. |
| The Bandwidth Conservation Society | Helpful tips on reducing web graphics and other methods of making your page load faster and making the internet a better place |
| The HTML Writer's Guild | The World's Largest international organization of web authors, with support, representation and education for all levels of skill. |
| Wacky HTML | "HTML Your Mother Never told you about" -- Call it tacky if you like, but you can learn how to do many neato effects with these tutorials |
| WC3 - The World Wide Web Consortium | It just doesn't get any more definitive than this. These are the folks who actually define HTML standards... |
| Web Page Design for Designers | An introduction to design and usability theory for designers starting out in web development. |
| Web Site Garage | An arsenal of handy free/paid services designed to analyze, optimize and promote your website. |
| webcoder.com | A new site that focuses primarily on DHTML and has good information on all the cutting-edge backend stuff. |
| Weblint | A syntax and minimal style checker for HTML. Type in your url or code on this web interface and watch it tear apart your code with one click of a button. |
| Webmonkey home | The first place to go for commentaries, reviews and in-depth tutorials on just about everything web developer-related. |
| Webreview.com | Articles, reviews and resources on web development. It's also pretty Linux-friendly. |
Server administration resources to keep that site running | |
| Eddie Project | Eddie provides automatic traffic management and configuration of geographically distributed server sites, consisting of one or more LANs. |
| Fake | Fake allows you to take over the IP address of another machine in the LAN by bringing up an additional interface and making use of ARP spoofing. |
| High Availability References | Mostly links to corporate HA solutions vendors such as IBM, Sun and HP. |
| Linux High Availability HOWTO | This document describes the concepts of Linux-HA, the High Availability software solution for Linux. |
| Linux-HA Project Website | Their goal is to provide a high-availability (clustering) solution for Linux which promotes reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) through a community development effort. |
| LVS Cluster Configuration HOWTO | This document explains how to set up and administer a Linux Virtual Server (LVS) cluster that provides highly available Web and FTP services. |
| Red Hat's Piranha | Documentation for Red Hat's Load-balanced Web and FTP Cluster solution |
| Ron Resnick's Distributed Objects and High Availab | Coverage of CORBA and Distributed Objects, and "A Modern Taxonomy of High Availability", another great place to start. |
| The Linux Virtual Server Project | Virtual server is a highly scalable and highly available server built on a cluster of real servers. |
| Ultra Monkey | Open Source server farm for Linux using LVS (Linux Virtual Server). The topologies section has diagrams and configuration examples. Worth the trip. |
Links to information about client-side scripting with JavaScript | |
| Cool Nerds | Good quick reference for HTML, Javascript, and WebArt |
| DevEdge JavaScript Central | Lots of detail about Netscape's Javascript. |
| Developer.com | This site has a lot of windows programming info on it, but also some good HTML and JavaScript stuff |
| FAQTS | Knowledge base for many topics. A great place to look for answers. |
| Internet Tips Index | A growing list of JavaScript tips and code tidbits. |
| IRT (Internet Related Technologies) | Great Javascript FAQ and Articles |
| The Javascript Source | The JavaScript Source is an excellent JavaScript resource with tons of "cut and paste" JavaScript examples for your web pages. All for free! |
| WDDX Enabled Distributed Web Applications | Brad Argue discusses building a sophisticate WDDX enabled application using |
| webcoder.com | A new site that focuses primarily on DHTML and has good information on all the cutting-edge backend stuff. |
| Webmonkey JavaScript center | Home of one of the best JavaScript tutorials on the web as well as code examples and links for all things JavaScript. |
So you've developed such a nice website. Why not find more ways to share it with others? | |
| Ad Resources | Internet Advertising and Web Site Promotion Resources. |
| Add your URL to AltaVista | A quick form and some directions on adding your link to AltaVista's search engines |
| Add your URL to Excite | The URL submission form at Excite. |
| Add your URL to GO | The URL submission form at GO Networks |
| Add your URL to Hotbot | The URL submission form to Hotbot's search engine. |
| Add your URL to Lycos | The URL submission form at Lycos |
| Add your URL to Northern Light | Invite Gulliver, the Northern Light crawler, to come and visit your site. |
| Add your URL to Snap | List your site in Snap's Live Directory |
| Add your URL to WebCrawler | Search engine submission form. |
| Add your URL to Yahoo | Directions on submitting your site to the biggest search engine around |
| GVU Center's WWW User Surveys | Everything you ever wanted to know about web users and their habits |
| HTML, META, REL and REV Tags | A dictionary of Meta tags to better control the actions of browsers |
| Internet Advertising Resource Guide | A comprehensive rundown and resource listing about advertising on the Internet |
| MarcommWise | Marketing communications articles, news, forums, resources, book reviews, ROI calculators, vendor directory and glossary. |
| Mediamap | A list of e-mail addresses that you can use to send press releases to publishers, online e-zine editors, etc |
| RankThis! | The Online Tool and Cyberguide for Search Engine Promotion. Has a quick and dirty ranker that shows your placement for search strings in the big search engines |
| Search Engine Watch | Search engine tips, news and resources |
| Selfpromotion.com | A 'free' search engine promotion service with do-it yourself information and great tips on yahoo submissions. |
| The Web Robots Pages | An explanation of those little web robots and spiders including a database of known robots, a FAQ, and instructions on how to lead and guide them while they're navigating and cataloging your site. |
| VirtualPROMOTE | A somewhat fluffy yet usefull 'website promotion and ecommerce marketing community.' |
| Web Marketing Today Info Center | A site with heaps and heaps of articles, links and other resources that lead and guide you in website promotion. |
Information about the MySQL database | |
| DevShed | A great site with several introductory articles for PHP and MySQL. |
| DevShed MySQL articles | Examples for setting up MySQL and starting out basic database-driven sites. |
| FAQTS | Knowledge base for many topics. A great place to look for answers. |
| MySQL home page | The MySQL home page, including full documentation and links to other resources. |
| Webmonkey PHP, MySQL tutorial | The Hotwired Webmonkey's guide to getting a quickie site up and running using mysql and php. |
A speedy programming language frequently used for cgi applications | |
| CPAN perl modules | CPAN perl modules |
| Perl documentation | Perl documentation |
| Perl Homepage | Best place to start with Perl |
| Perl Language | Perl language documentation |
| TheScripts.com | A web community dedicated to server-side scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, CGI and more. |
Handy tips, reference and code examples for everybody's favorite server-side scripting language. | |
| Classes and PHP | A great introduction to OOP with classes in PHP on PHPBuilder.com. |
| DevShed | A great site with several introductory articles for PHP and MySQL. |
| FAQTS | Knowledge base for many topics. A great place to look for answers. |
| PHP Addicts! | This is a site under development. It will support persons who have addictions with PHP. |
| PHP home page | The home site for PHP. Includes the full searchable manual. |
| PHP TidBits | Some handy tips for PHP and dynamically generated websites. |
| PHPBuilder.com | This is an incredibly helpful site which includes the full PHP documentation, message boards and lots of tips and articles. |
| phpGroupWare | phpGroupWare is a multi-user web-based groupware suite written in PHP. It also provides an API for developing additional applications. |
| PHPioneers | Fairly young and infrequently documented, but it has some great code examples |
| PHPLIB | PHPLIB is a base library for the PHP language. It contains class definitions that help in session tracking, manage persistent variables (just like ASP session-variables, only more flexible), can do authentication and permission checking and support shopping cart applications. Additional classes generate HTML code from database queries and similar features. |
| PX: PHP Code Exchange | PHP contributed code examples |
| The ASP Tracker Home Page | ASP Scripts and demos, and a current browsercap.ini file for use with ASP, PHP or whatever else uses it. |
| TheScripts.com | A web community dedicated to server-side scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, CGI and more. |
| Twin Cities PHP User Group | A Local source of help and info if you're in the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area. |
| WDDX Enabled Distributed Web Applications | Brad Argue discusses building a sophisticate WDDX enabled application using |
| Webmonkey PHP, MySQL tutorial | The Hotwired Webmonkey's guide to getting a quickie site up and running using mysql and php. |
| Zend Technologies | Zend is a company providing commercial viability and backing for PHP-based solutions while keeping PHP open-source. |
Interface design and usability tips to minimize user frustration and maximize productivity. | |
| Isys Information Architects, Inc | Specializes in the design and development of robust, highly usable information systems. |
| useit.com | Jakob Nielsen's site for usable information technology. |
| User Interface Engineering | Getting development teams the information they need to make design decisions |
| WebWorld.com: Usability and Human Factors for the | Newsletter, Interviews, Reports and discussion board about usability and web information architecture. |
Links to information about creating and using art in web development. | |
| Cool Nerds | Good quick reference for HTML, Javascript, and WebArt |
| Favicon.com | The home page for the java application that can generate those little icons that show up in your favorites list on IE5 |
| The Bandwidth Conservation Society | Helpful tips on reducing web graphics and other methods of making your page load faster and making the internet a better place |
Nifty ways to separate form and content, reuse code and build sites more efficiently. | |
| A Pattern Language for HTML | An overview of using pattern languages for HTML development. Updated in 1996, it covers HTML 2.0. Still, it's relevant and helpful. |
| Free-energy | A Fusebox-like method for encapsulating small chunks of code for PHP |
| Fusebox | A development model for large-scale applications with ColdFusion |
| Ron Resnick's Distributed Objects and High Availab | Coverage of CORBA and Distributed Objects, and "A Modern Taxonomy of High Availability", another great place to start. |
"Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning". It is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol which allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web servers. | |
| cadaver | command line webDAV client for UNIX |
| DAV Searching & Locating Working Group | A working group concerned with making DAV content searchable. Theres a discussion list and proposal drafts |
| How to implement Web-based Groupware Systems | A paper on creating a browser-based document repository based on the WebDAV protocol. Also includes another WebDAV overview. |
| How to Install and Use Web Folders in Internet Exp | Microsoft's instructions on getting WebDAV (also known as 'Web Folders' -- thanks for the clarification, Microsoft!) to work with Windows and IE. |
| MSDN: Communicating XML Data Over the Web with Web | An overview of WebDAV from the Microsoft Developers Network |
| Problems Connecting to a Web Server as a Web Folde | Microsoft's Troubleshooting documentation for problems that may arise with WebDAV |
| SWYNK.COM: Introducing WebDav | Another overview of WebDAV from Swynk.com |
| The Future of Distributed Software Development on | How WebDAV assists geographically disperse development teams with working on projects together, and how the proposed Version control implementations will further benefit such efforts. |
| WebDAV Resources | The home page for the WebDAV community, with links to WebDAV projects, documentation and a mailing list. |
How to be prepared for ANY kind of browser, including wireless. | |
| Allaire WAP reference desk | Resources for both general WAP info and ColdFusion-specific tips. |
| AnywhereYouGo.com | AnywhereYouGo.com is 100% wireless application development and deployment portal. |
| Jumbuck | A web portal for WAP developers. |
| The Independent WAP/WML FAQ | This is an FAQ that is not associated with any particular company. |
| WAP Forum | Creating the standard for providing internet communications on digital mobile phones, pagers, pda's and other wireless devices. |
| WAP-Resources.net | A collection of WAP references and development resources. |
A reformulation of HTML 4 as an XML 1.0 application that lets you create documents that conform to XML standards AND HTML 4.0 | |
| Introduction to XHTML, with eXamples | A broad introduction to the XHTML specification and its uses, with a few examples illustrating the differences between HTML 4.0 and XHTML |
| Modularization of XHTML | Specifies an abstract modularization of XHTML and an implementation of the abstraction using XML Document Type Definitions (DTDs). This modularization provide a means for subsetting and extending XHTML, a feature needed for extending XHTML's reach onto emerging platforms. |
| The WC3 specification for XML 1.0 | All that meaty specification stuff |
| XHTML: HTML Merges With XML | A quick overview of XHTML and its benefits, adding modular methods and targeting your data to any device. |
XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a flexible way to create common information formats and share both the format and the data on the World Wide Web, intranets, and elsewhere. | |
| The W3C XML Home Page | The World Wide Web Consortium's Home page for XML |
| The XML Cover Pages | A comprehensive online reference work for the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and its parent, the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). |
| XML.com - Syndicating XML | A general resource for all levels of XML authoring |
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