Interesting sites
I've been using the web for a
long time - during that time I've built up a fairly varied collection of
bookmarked sites, since I felt like sharing the wealth I thought created this page. What you have below are a variety
of links off to other websites, which have been consistently good enough to make it into my list of permenant bookmarks.
Mostly these links are here because I have found them useful at various points so it stands to reason you may too, also
there is the thing about this being quite an easy page to write which should given even the most bored of visitors
something relevant to keep their attention.
Categories
Code Resource Sites
ASPIn
:: Large site with an equally large amount of user-created ASP samples, snippets and full scripts, all of which are available for viewing or download directly from their site directly, or from the authors website.
code4u.com
:: Large directory with links to some of the best site which cover a variety of programming languages including ASP, VB, Perl, PHP as well as web technologies such as HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML and more. Each section has its own forum where people can share their knowledge and experience.
ASP Help
:: Help and references for web developers using Active Server Pages (ASP), SQL, VBScript and JScript.
Programmers Resource
:: Free Resources, Source Code, Tips, Links, and Forum for ASP, Active Server Pages, Access and other Web Technologies.
ASP Guys
:: One best presented ASP and ASP.NET directories featuring articles, news, products, services and websites.
Mailing List Archives
Security Focus
::
Specialised mailing lists discussing security related topics; some of my favourites are security basics, web application security and tools, they also host BuqTraq which is undoubtly one of the best vulnerability discussion lists.
Industry Bodies
W3C
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Home of the World Wide Web Consortium, or W3C for short. They act as the governing body over the technical implementation of standards on the web, they are the people whom helped to created the standards for things like HTML, as well as developing newer technologies such as XML, P3P or XHTML to name but a few.