Wide World Web Resources
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America Online
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The standard URL for the home page of someone on America Online is
http://users.aol.com/<screen name>, where <screen
name> is replaced by the screen name of the AOL member. There is no
directory of home pages accessible to non-AOL members; you need to know the
member's screen name.
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CompuServe
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The standard URL for the home page of someone on CompuServe is
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/<page name>,
where <page name> is replaced by the name chosen by the CompuServe
member.
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Web Developer
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Daily news, product reviews and downloads of special interest to web
designers, programmers, developers and webmasters.
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Web Server Comparison Chart
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Comprehensive listing of web server applications for all platforms.
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ACM List of Java Resources
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Digital Expresso
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Weekly summary of posts from the Java mailing lists and newsgroups.
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Gamelan
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An Internet directory and registry of Java-based programs and resources
for developers and users of Java.
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Great Java source code examples at Gamelan.
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Java Book Reviews
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Put together by Luis E. Gomez
lgomez@calsur.com.
It is a site where people in the Java community can review Java books and
people who need book recommendations can see those reviews. From the site,
it will also be possible able to buy books through Amazon.com, most at a
discount.
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Java Developers Page
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This is a Java page intended to collect only serious links.
It is not supposed to be a collection of thousands of applets to make your
homepage look nicer. It is mainly
concerned with useful class libraries, networking, distributed
programming (CORBA) and Graphics (e.g. VRML with Java)
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JavaWorld
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JGL
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The Java Generic Library.
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Sun's Java Site
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Includes the Java Development Kits.
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Yahoo's Java Area
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Instructions for using a particular Web hit counter.
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Net Digits
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Web Hit Counter Scripts
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Alta Vista
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Architext's Excite
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Eureka!
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Eureka! is a simple and easy to use internet search engine that still
provides all of the powerful and complex features of all the major search
engines on the web. It is the ideal starting place for the beginner and
the final stop for the expert.
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Four11 Search
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Internet Findex
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A comprehensive list of dictionaries, gopher
pointers, indicies, and Web Search Engines on the Internet.
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Lycos Catalog
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McKinley's Magellan
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Open Text
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Web Crawler
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Wide World Web Worm
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Yahoo
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Apache HTTP Server Project
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Public domain http server for unix and other platforms.
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MacHTTP
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Shareware web server for the Macintosh.
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Web Warrior
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HTML document creation on the Macintosh.
Program Features
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AppleScript Support both Scriptable, Recordable and Atttachable. The
package comes with a demo script and a tutorial. There is a script menu
where you can run scripts from within Web Warrior.
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Automatic update of local links. If you move something or rename it on
your hard disk, Web Warrior will fix the path for you the next time you
open up a document.
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Support for Drag And Drop editing of text.
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Drag and Drop creation of links to images, text, and html documents.
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Ability to link to other open Web Warrior windows
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Relative URLs supported in Drag and Drop
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Full table support.
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Form creation supported
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Semi WYSIWYG editing.
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All major tags supported
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User definable tags and user definable attributes
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Ability to send source to browser from within the application
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Numerous command key equivalents
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Find and Change ability for text and tags.
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>32k of text
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It's Free! It may be free, but it's definitely worth a look!
Requirements
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System 7.1 or later. (If using pre-System 7.5 the Macintosh Drag and
Drop extension must be installed.)
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Memory - 1 meg RAM on 68k, 1.8 meg on PPC.
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68030 or faster processor recommended.
Web Warrior is available in PPC, 68k and Fat flavors.
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Weblint
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Web Weaver
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A tag-based HTML authoring tool from Best Enterbprises.
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Selena Sol's Public Domain CGI Script Library
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Shopping carts, feedback forms, groupware calendar, counters, clocks,
animation, bulletin boards, and miscellaneous applications.
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Adam Bernstein's GIF Reference
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If you're looking for info on transparent and interlaced GIFs, Adam
Bernstein has attempted to collect links to all the Web and FTP resources
that various people have made available, for all platforms (Unix, Mac, PC),
including executable programs and tutorials.
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The Bare Bones Guide to HTML
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The Bare Bones Guide to HTML is a comprehensive quick reference for Web
page designers. It includes all of the HTML tags in common usage --
including HTML 2.0, HTML 3.0, and Netscape tags -- in a concise,
easy-to-use format. The Guide is available in three different versions for
on-screen viewing or printing, and it has been translated into eight
different languages.
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Basic Guide to Writing your Own Home Page
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Creating a Course Web Site
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Online guide for creating a web site for a college course. Part of Clio,
the University of Pennsylvania History Department's web site. Created by a
fabulous writer, my daughter.
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Entering the World Wide Web:
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A Guide to Cyberspace
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The Shamash Webmaster's List
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Jim Massey's HTML Workbook
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An advance HTML 3.0 guide with lots of links to demonstrations of
advanced capabilities.
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On-Line Tutorial on Setting Up Web Sites
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College Hill Internet has updated its On-Line Tutorial for Lawyers,
Non-Profits, and Professionals establishing web sites. Whether you plan to
do your web design yourself or hire a firm to do the job for you, you'll
find plenty of helpful information in our On-Line Tutorial.
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How To Create Your Own Home Page
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Includes:
* Part 1: How to create your own WWW home page
* Part 2: Advanced HTML programming
* Part 3: Intro to CGI programming
* Part 4: Advanced CGI programming
* Part 5: Graphics programming
* Part 6: WWW application programming
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HTML Tutorial
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Beginner's Guide to Java
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Contains many JavaScript examples with code.
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Perl FAQ
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Web Reference
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An online library of news, expert advice and how-to articles for the
building of web sites.