HTML and Programming Links

The links with checks are our favorites.

HTML Links

• HTML Goodies has excellent tutorials. Joe Burns and Earthweb have teamed up to create a great website. We recommend you buy the book, HTML Goodies
• JimTools (www.jimtools.com)has many different new and innovative tools to improve web sites. It also has an HTML toolkit.
• Merchant's Encyclopedia of HTML This page has information on many html tags. These pages are meant to be used as a supplement to a tutorial or to remember tags, but not as a tutorial.
• NetMechanic can find HTML errors with its HTML toolbox. It also has several other website-management tools.
• Web Developers Virtual Library(WDVL) A comprehensive catalog of over 1100 links to resources for web development. They have HTML, JavaScript, CGI, PERL, and Java tutorials.
• A Beginner's Guide to HTML. NCSA's original beginners guide to creating and coding HTML.
• Advanced HTML for Beginners. URL http://www.ahfb2000.com/. It contains basic and advanced tutorials intended for beginners.
• HTML: An Interactive Tutorial for Beginners. Covers basic HTML tags. Includes a practice Notepad to check tags.
• Project Cool Developer Zone has HTML tutorials, graphics, DHTML, XML, and reference pages.
• The University of Texas at Austin GSLIS Tutorial Junction at URL http://www.gslis.utexas.edu/technology/tutorials/.
• webmonkey A How-to-Guide for Web Developers from Hot Wired. Contains 3 levels of tutorials - beginners, builders, and masters.

Programming Links

• The JavaScript Source has over 600 JavaScript examples and explanations on their implementation.
• Programmingtutorials.com - Online Programming Tutorials.This website has links to over 150 tutorials on over 20 programming languages, including C++, JavaScript, and CGI.
• Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
• FreeCode.com. They have free software programs written in C/C++, Java, Perl, or VisualBasic.
• Netscape's JavaScript Guide
• Perl web site
• The Programming Sharehouse. Numerous programming links, tutorials, programs (games, tools, and utilities), articles, source code files, tips, and FAQs covering many programming languages and topics.
• Writing JAVA programs

Web Style Guides

• Yale C/AIM WWW Style Manual Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media. This manual describes the design principles used to create the pages within the Center for Advanced Instructional Media's (C/AIM) World Wide Web site.
• SpiderPro offers a free web style guide consisting of 100 do's and don'ts in Web design. The website also has information on setting up a website, from advertising to hosting to HTML.
• Pointers To Creating Successful Business Web Pages This site was put together by Jim Heath and a group of professional copywriters. It links to sites with features that work and others that don't, with commentary on the why and how of preparing attractive web pages.
• Great Website Design Tips

Images

• Icon Bazaar has 25 categories of free pictures, a 216-color color table, and links to many other free image sites.
• CoolText.com is a free onlineservice which provides real-time generation of customized graphics.
• Favicon.com provides a free On-Line Icon Generator that you can use to generateicons for your website that appear by bookmarked sites in IE5.0 .
• Hexadecimal Color Codes explains how to use the hexadecimal color codes and what they are.

Other

• Internet Content Rating Association. This is a global PICS-based filtering system that aims to protect children from potentially harmful material; and to protect free speech on the internet.
• Copyright Website

This page is maintained by Ben Power. All links were found to be active as of January 24, 2004. Please direct your comments to b.power@dssresources.com.