GENERAL
e-cards
Megastories
Gumbycat's cyberhome
ENCARTA Online
Online Translator
The ONION News (humor)
Exchange rates to and from any currency
Do you LIKE to take tests
Book hotel reservations
Online used computers
Stalkers online
Web Cards
Powell's City of Books
CD Universe
DOSWORLD
Art Search
Simple Living Network
Search for college scholarships
Douglas Adams Home Page
Pam's Net-o-Rama
JR's Favorite Web Sites
Crayon Links (news, weather)
Medical Links
Netscape browser
Netscape archives
MAC resources
MEN'S ISSUES
Lies & Deceptions of Gender Feminists
Manhood Online
The boy's computer links
Certified Male
Seattle M.E.N.
Dave Throop's Men's Issues Page
Search Engines
Ultimate White Pages
Domain Name Search
Automobile Blue Book
HotBot
Beaucoup Search Engines
Search for e-mail address
Search for
Software
Search for newsgroups/listservs/FTP sites (tile.net)
Enter an address and see the location on a map
HTML resources
HTML tutor
Rex's HTML sampler. This is Great! The best out there! Code explained with samples.....
CGI Script Library
From Gary
DHTML
Web Design Group Great HTML help. Lot's of ideas and references
Levon's HTML links Useful links to HTML resources.
Web tools We have assembled, for your convenience, a number of tools that will help you become a better webmaster or HTML author. Some of these tools were developed locally and are freely given to the net community. We also point at a lot of tools which were developed by other organizations.
A Beginners Guide to HTML This is a great place to go for all sorts of HTML information. This has it all.
Intermediate HTML primer Tables information.
The Compendium of HTML Elements
Bob Cerelli's HTML page More links to HTML resources.
Color charts Basic color theory and good charts to help you with background and text colors.
Background gifs and other HTML toys
More background gifs and HTML toys
Cookies Cookies are a mechanism which allows server side connections (such as CGI scripts) to
both store and retrieve information on the client side of the connection.
JAVA resources
About JAVA
The JAVA programming language
JAVA developers kit
Using HOT JAVA
Earthweb JAVA Directory
JavaSoft: Where it all began -- at Sun Microsystems. A great source for Java news, and an even greater source for technical information about the language. Several of the other links in this list are under the JavaSoft domain.
Gamelan: Probably the single best Java resource out there. A tremendous collection of links to all things Java, including applications, applets, references, tutorials, magazines, and more. An absolute must-hit.
The Java API: Complete documentation for the entire Java API. Not exactly light reading, but very very thorough.
JARS: The Java Applet Rating Service. Another good place to go when searching out applets.
Java World: A great online Java magazine.
Cafe Au Lait: A deep Java resource, with materials ranging from Java news to booklists.
Cafe del Sol: A collection of freely available applets (without source).
Digital Espresso: Summarizes the traffic on Java-related newsgroups.
The Java Developer: A collection of resources for (you guessed it) the Java developer.
Java Resource List: A list of links to various Java-related sites.
Java Message Base Central: A place to leave your questions in the hope that someone will answer them.
Yahoo's Java Resources List: A huge list of Java links. Enough to keep you buys for weeks.
The Java Programming Language: The ACM's contribution to the Java scene.
Java Class Hierarchy: Diagrams of the Java class hierarchy in postscript format.
Examples
iChess: Chess is a networked multiplayer chess applet. A great example of what you can do with applets.The Lake Applet: Useful? Naw. Really really cool looking? You betcha!
CrazyText: A fun applet, used heavily on these pages. Also a great example of using parameters.
The Visible Human: More than a little disturbing, but very impressive.
A number of cool games and animations: Includes remakes of Centipede and Missile Command as well as a slot machine and some animations.
Tanks96: Drive a box around a 3-d landscape of boxes.
3-D Rubix Cube: Great example of 3-D applet use.
BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) Simulator
Stereoscopic Animated Hypercube
