|
|
|
|
|
|
- Splice
- Creates J-card like inserts for : jewel cases, cassette tapes, DAT tapes,
and 8mm tapes
- t2t
- Converts any delimited text to HTML
|
|
After 6 years of programming in Java, it is my favorite language. Its single rooted
class hierarchy blows away C++'s mess of hierarchy. Yes, C++ is faster, but
you can write wonderfully efficient code in Java.
Besides Java, I still actively program in Perl. Is there a better language for
processing text files? No!! I have re-written most of shell scripts as Perl scripts; it is just
so much easier to write and maintain.
- Sun's Java Page, the starting point
for all Java info
- Cafe au Lait , awesome
site, the best Java site on the 'Net.
- JavaWorld, good magazine.
- Gamelan, huge collection of Java
and JavaScript information
- Deitel & Deitel, online Java code
examples from a well written book.
- Thinking in Java,
free online complete Java book.
- O'Reilly's Site,
nice Java reference from the premiere publisher
- Java
Tutorial book
- Java books, that I recommend.
- Optimization
- The Swing Connection
- MacOS Java
- GNU Java. I use
the
regexp package all the time.
- Doug Lea's page, lots of good information
- jCVS, a nice port of CVS to Java.
|
|
It has the best features of C, C++, BASIC, awk, sed, and Bourne shell
programming all wrapped into one awesome language. As of 5.0, it is objected
orientated. Although its object-orientated design is a little wacky.
|
|
First rule of JavaScript: avoid it whenever possible!
|
|
|
|
|
Steven Scholnick
Last Updated July 2, 2006
|
|
