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Ajax

Applications

• Introducing ajaxWrite
  • The look, feel, and functionality of Microsoft Word, in a completely web-based AJAX platform. Try ajaxWrite today, and experience first-hand how AJAX applications are changing the way the web works, and redefining the software industry.

Learning

• Mastering Ajax, Part 1: Introduction to Ajax
• Mastering Ajax, Part 2: Make asynchronous requests with JavaScript and Ajax
• Mastering Ajax, Part 3: Advanced requests and responses in Ajax

Algorithms

• Sort Linked Lists 10X Faster Than MergeSort
• BitFast Sorting Algorithm Analysis
• The MergeSort Algorithm Tutorial
• Radix sort
• Sorting Algorithms - Visual Demo
• Computer Programming Algorithms Directory
• A New Bible For Programmers?
• Wikipedia - Sorting algorithm
• Demos - Sorting Algorithms
• Sorting Algorithms - visualizations
• Sequential and parallel sorting algorithms
• Java Visualizations - SORTING ALGORITHMS

Awk

• An Introduction to awk

Aspect oriented Programming

• Aspect-oriented programming and security

Assembly Language

• Linux assemblers: A comparison of GAS and NASM A side-by-side look at GNU Assembler (GAS) and Netwide Assembler (NASM)

Haskell

*Crossing borders: Explore functional programming with Haskell

Java

• Java

Java Script

• A (Re)-Introduction to JavaScript
• Javascript Boot Camp Tutorial
• Two techniques for faster JavaScript
• Can you pass this JavaScript test?

C

• Everything you ever wanted to know about C types, Part 1: What's in a type? A 32-bit big-endian integer by any other name
• Everything you ever wanted to know about C types, Part 2: Floating point and derived types Interoperability and the single C standard
• Everything you ever wanted to know about C types, Part 3: Implementation details Enter C99, stage left
• Pointers and memory leaks in C Avoiding the pitfalls

C++

• C++?

Diff tools

• Comparison of file comparison tools

Mathematics

• Math For Programmers
• Mathworld

Metaprogramming

• The art of metaprogramming, Part 1: Introduction to metaprogramming - Write programs to generate other programs
• The art of metaprogramming, Part 2: Metaprogramming using Scheme - The macro facility can generate code to simplify large projects
• The art of metaprogramming, Part 3: Enterprise metaprogramming - Thanks to the OMG's Model Driven Architecture, effective metaprogramming is getting easier

Patterns

• Writing Software Patterns

Data Structures

• Advanced Data Structures

Parallel Programming

• POSIX Parallel Programming, Part 1
• POSIX Parallel Programming, Part 2: Message Passing
• POSIX Parallel Programming, Part 3: Threads

PHP

• Want to learn Php? Easy!
• Recommended PHP reading list
• PHP Security by Example
• PHP encryption for the common man
• Optimizing PHP objects
• The right way to read files with PHP - Learn when to use fopen, fclose, feof, fgets, fgetss, and fscanf

Perl

• use Perl
• Podcasting Perl (Perlcast)

Rexx

• System Administration with ooRexx

Ruby

• Crossing borders: Closures

Shell Scripting

• How to debug a Shell Script under Linux or UNIX

Web Services

• Java Web services, Part 1: The year ahead in Java Web services

Integrated Development Environments

Comparisons

• An introduction to Eclipse for Visual Studio users - Visual Studio and Eclipse compared and contrasted

Kylix 3

• FC3 confirmed good fix

Eclipse

• Build UNIX software with Eclipse Bringing legacy code into a modern IDE
• Using the Eclipse Plug-in for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
• Developing portable Java EE assets using Eclipse
• WebSphere Application Server Community Edition V2.1.1 Documentation

Software Development (Games, Web, Hardware, Windows)

• Visual Studio 2008 Express Developer Center

Debugging

• Talking Dirty with GDB and SSH Tunneling

Code Profiling

• Speed your code with the GNU profiler - Target the parts of your applications that take the most time

Linux Related

• Boost Application Performance Using AIO
• Introducing the LSB Developer Network!
• Build a Web spider on Linux A simple spider and scraper collects Internet content
• UNIX tools for exploring object files Learn more about your system
• Kernel command using Linux system calls
• What every programmer should know about memory

Threads

• The Problem with Threads

Porting

• Windows to UNIX porting, Part 1: Porting C/C++ sources - Demystifying the process of porting a C/C++-based project from Windows to UNIX

Security or QA

• Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks

Version Control

• Manage source code using Git

Repositories

• SourceForge
• Google Code

Famous People

• Brian Kernighan
• Dennis M. Ritchie

Troubleshooting any program written in any language (truss, trace, strace)

• Solve application problems with tracing - Look under the hood of your applications with truss
• Fun with strace and the GDB Debugger
• Bugle Goes Googling for Source Code Flaws

General

• Top Ten of Programming Advice to NOT follow
• Coding Communities - What Works?
• How can a Developer Estimate Times?
• Building a Programmer's Rosetta Stone
• Secrets of Self Taught Web Developers: 115 Resources to Help You Develop on the Web
• Lazy programming and lazy evaluation
• Guide For Small Team Programming?
• What To Do Right As a New Programmer?

Books

• C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4
• Classic Texts in Computer Science
  • www.digg.com

Research

• Software 'Chipper' Speeds Debugging
• Department of Computer Science - University of California, Davis - Ron Olsson

Hardware

• What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory cpumemory.pdf