| www.omg.com: | From their site: "The OMG was formed to create a component-based software marketplace by hastening the introduction of standardized object software." |
| www.objectnews.com: | This is an excellent starting point for all kinds of OO stuff. |
| www.cetus-links.org: | I think their title says it all: "18,558 Links on Objects & Components." BTW, this number continues to grow! Does anyone verify this count? |
| developer.java.sun.com: | This is where Sun keeps most of its Java stuff. You have to register to get access to most of the good stuff. |
| java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial: | Speaking of Java -- if you are new to the language (who isn't) then I recommend this page as an excellent source from the basics to JDBC. |
| www.centeradv.com | This is the home page for the "Center for Advanced Technology, San Francisco Bay Area C++ SIG." The presentation for this web site is very boring. However, if you live in the Bay Area, you may want to check this out. |
| www.ncits.org/cplusplus.htm | International Standard 14882 - Programming Language C++. But wait...I quote from their home page: "We are offering C++ for sale in soft copy only for $18 through our office at 202-626-5740. Other standards ... will be included in this experiment as they become available." |
| www.bsdi.com/bsdi-man | Berkeley Software Design's man pages are great for when you can't remember what the parameters are for that function you rarely use. |
| www.codeguru.com | In keeping with my "working programmer" philosophy, this can be a useful site if you are looking for a particular coding sample. |
| www.perl.com/pace/pub | Perl: all about Perl; an excellent site for all things relating to this subject |
| www.eff.org: | The Electronic Frontier Foundation champions freedom of expression on the net. |
| www.theonion.com: | This may very well be the funniest site on the web. |
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