JavaServer Pages Links
In the summer of 2002, I wandered into the land of the JSP as I worked on an application for work--
and now I'm hooked. Why use .NET technology when you can write and serve JSPs for free?
JSP Syntax Reference -- very, very handy
A JSP Tutorial -- a great tutorial for those just starting out
Java Developer Connection -- you can get any question imaginable answered in this joint
Apache Tomcat -- you'll need a servlet container to test your JSPs, and I recommend Tomcat. It
can work as standalone or an Apache web server module
CSS Links
CSS is the best thing since sliced bread and the zipper. You can dispose of those
deprecated HTML tags and move onto DHTML and W3C standards.
AListApart.com -- a great website for all around web development help; and the CSS tips are oh so handy
CSSCreator.com -- the forum on this site rocks. It's very helpful indeed. Tell Tony I sent you.
Daniel's Help -- wandered across this one day; don't know the guy, of course, but he seems informative
Microsoft Developer's Network -- this site gets my glowing endorsement -- you can find any CSS resources you need
The CSS Know-How Site -- the developer requested I list this site -- so I did -- it seems very complete
Glish.com -- CSS Layout Techniques -- Great site to use for creating tableless sites
Complexspiral Demo -- yet another great reason to use Mozilla--also awesome CSS techniques
ColdFusion Links
In my experience with programming with ColdFusion (a beefed-up version of HTML),
I've found these links to be very helpful. They include forums for posting request
for help and readily give examples of code you can cut and paste.
CF Comet -- a great place to find others that are better at ColdFusion than you!
Official ColdFusion Website -- an awesome website -- you're guaranteed to find what you're looking for
ColdFusion ColdCuts -- a great resource for those oft used pieces of code
Programmer's Heaven -- gives many helpful links to ColdFusion help
Visual Basic Links
I'm going to admit that I know not a lick of Visual Basic, but someone wanted their link included,
I checked it out, and it seemed very informative so here goes.
Visual Basic Resource -- includes tutorials and downloads -- what more could you ask for?
Anything else?
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Maybe someday I'll post my favorite javascript and general web development links. Don't hold your breath.
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