I’ve thought about this many times. What info do I find useful, and would other geeks find it useful too? Perhaps. In that spirit here is my current list of Development related bookmarks. Slightly organized. You might find some nuggets of info in here that relates to a project you are working on. Or it might spark and idea to build something new, or re-design a process that is not as optimal is you’d like it to be.
I hope some of these help, as they have helped me over the years. One note though, I removed all my links to PHP development. I just can’t stand using it any more, it’s just too easy to PWN.
Apache
- libapreq2-2.08: libapreq2: Apache2::Request
- Apache2::RequestRec – Perl API for Apache request record accessors – search.cpan.org
- Apache2::AuthCookie – Perl Authentication and Authorization via cookies – search.cpan.org
- Adventures in the Land of Apache and mod_perl
- perl. Computational Chemistry List, perl, mod_perl, modperl2, cgi, Apache, cgi, forms
- Combining Apache and Perl
- Useful OpenSSL Commands
- Creating Self-Signed Certs on Apache 2.2 | CB1, INC.
- CB1, INC. is a Minneapolis based software and consulting company specializing in custom development and systems integration.
- NSS and SSL Error Codes
- Smart HTTP and HTTPS RewriteRule Redirects
- Smarter SSL HTTPS to HTTP Redirections in .htaccess using RewriteRule to set an environment variable
- Apache Week. Using User Authentication
- The O’Reilly Network has teamed with Red Hat Apache Week, the leading commercial Apache site to offer comprehensive Apache information and resources. Apache Week offers news, feature articles, reviews, resources, and documentation.
- htaccess rewrite tips using RewriteRule and RewriteCond for .htaccess mod_rewrite
- mod_rewrite tips and tricks for .htaccess files using RewriteBase, RewriteCond, RewriteEngine, RewriteLock, RewriteLog, RewriteLogLevel, RewriteMap, RewriteOptions, and RewriteRule
- mod_perl: mod_perl 2.0 Server Configuration
- mod_perl documentation: This chapter provides an in-depth mod_perl 2.0 configuration details.
- Dr. Dobb’s | A mod_perl 2 Primer | December 1, 2004
- Though it’s technically not quite ready for prime time, it’s high time we all got a taste of the next version of mod_perl.
- Apache2::Status 4.00
- apache 2: “private key not found”
HTML / CSS
- CSS2 Reference
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
- CSS Tutorial – Border
- Place customized CSS borders around your HTML elements with the CSS Border attribute.
- How can I make just one cell in an HTML table bordered, or just one side of a cell bordered?
- CSS Positioning Properties
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
- Ajaxload – Ajax loading gif generator
- Ajaxload – Ajax loading gif generator
- workalike for top.location.watch(“href”,fn) in IE? – JavaScript
- workalike for top.location.watch(“href”,fn) in IE?. Get answers to your questions in our JavaScript forum.
- window.onbeforeunload [javascript] [form]
- HTML FIELDSET TAG
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
- wg:Bubble Tooltips
- web graphics is a compilation of hypertext design resources, links, and commentary.
- lixlpixel CSS tooltips
- pure CSS pop up tooltips with clean semantic code – valid XHTML – degrades nicely
- Simple Round CSS Links ( Wii Buttons )
- HTML URL-encoding Reference
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
- Custom error responses
- CSS and round corners: Making accessible menu tabs
- Find out how to lose the box layout of your CSS pages and make great menu tabs
- A List Apart: Articles: Sliding Doors of CSS
- Must CSS layouts be flat and boxy? Nope! Bowman shows how to create slick tabbed navigation using CSS and structured XHTML lists.
- Light Weight Low Tech CSS Tabs
- An example of light weight tabs by combining the Sliding Doors method with the Mountaintop corners idea.
- A List Apart: Articles: Mountaintop Corners
- Using CSS to create standards-compliant, mountain top corners
- Setting a Minimum Body Height:Solving the ‘Height’ Mystery
- W3C Markup Validator
- W3C’s easy-to-use HTML validation service, based on an SGML parser.
- Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators – silverorange labs
- We’ve been experimenting with security options for RSS feeds for our intranet product. However, we found that there weren’t many resources or guidelines for how encryption or authentification should be handled (either in feeds or in readers/aggregators).
- The W3C CSS Validation Service
- The Art of Web ~ CSS: border-radius and -moz-border-radius
- One of the most keenly-anticipated CSS properties is border-radius. It’s not yet available in Internet Explorer, but there is limited support in Firefox (-moz-border-radius) and Safari (WebKit). Discussion and examples.
- removeChild
- javascript document object javascript document object model sans serif font document object model removechild: Removing objects from a web page.
- Adding elements to the DOM
- Click here for an introductory tutorial on the DOM of IE 5/ NS 6, and how to program using it
- JavaScript tutorial – DOM nodes and tree
- HTTP State Management Mechanism [RFC-Ref]
- phone number validation
- phone number validation
- Validating with XML Schema
- HTML Color Names
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
- CSS Color Names
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
- CSS Image Opacity / Transparency
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
JavaScript
- O’Reilly Network — Dynamic HTML Tables: Improving Performance
- The widespread browser adoption of the W3C Document Object Model (DOM) and other de facto standards have given developers many ways to repopulate a table. So what’s the best approach? Danny Goodman, author of JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook, investigated…
- Managing the Dynamic created HTML table thru javascript – SEO Chat
- Managing the Dynamic created HTML table thru javascript- HTML Coding. Visit SEO Chat to discuss Managing the Dynamic created HTML table thru javascript
- JavaScript Kit- Text Object
- Click here for a complete JavaScript Reference, including array, string, document. window, and more.
- How do you know what button was pressed in the submit? – JavaScript
- How do you know what button was pressed in the submit?. Get answers to your questions in our JavaScript forum.
- The JavaScript Source: Forms : Auto Email Link
- Automatically creates a new e-mail utilizing the user’s default e-mail client. The script fills in the subject line and adds the URL of the current Web page to the body. Note: May not be compatible with all e-mail clients.
- Javascript – Early event handlers
- Javascript – The events
- Javascript – Introduction to Events
- The JavaScript Source: Forms: Form Focus
- Places the focus on the first editable field in a form on any web page. Efficient!
- JavaScript Help: How to access parent elements from a child window or frame
- Popup Window Tutorials
- This series of tutorials takes you step by step thrugh thedifferent ways that you can create and modify popup windows.
- DevGuru JavaScript PROPERTY: document::forms
- Award-winning web developers’ resource: over 3000 pages of quick reference guides, tutorials, knowledge base articles, Ask DevGuru, useful products.
- ActiveWidgets • sorting • download data xls
JAVA
- java integer to string – Google Search
- Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Release Notes
- NetBeans IDE 6.0.1 Download
- NetBeans IDE 6.0.1 Download
- Welcome to JavaWorld.com
- Solutions for Java developers
- Your Source for Java Information – Developer.com’s Gamelan.com
- Get the latest Java news, articles, whitepapers, analyst reports, and more. This is your one stop for information that will help you make decisions related to Java.
- String (Java Platform SE 6)
- Arrays (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)
- StringBuffer (Java 2 Platform SE 5.0)
- Throwable (Java 2 Platform SE v1.4.2)
- NetBeans Forums – How to use Netbeans packages?
- Javadoc Guide
- System Properties (The Java™ Tutorials > Deployment > Doing More With Rich Internet Applications)
- Adding Classes to the JAR File’s Classpath (The Java™ Tutorials > Deployment > Packaging Programs in JAR Files)
- NetBeans Forums – Create manifest, jar and class file in netbeans
- Packaging and Deploying Desktop Java Applications
- Creating executable JAR files and deploying netbeans projects
- Understanding the Manifest
- JAR files can support a wide range of functionality, including electronic signing, version control, package sealing, extensions, and others. What gives JAR files the ability to be so versatile? The answer is embodied in the JAR file’s manifest.
- http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jar/jar.html#JAR%20Manifest
- JAVA Illegal Start of Expression Error – Java
- JAVA Illegal Start of Expression Error Java
- do-jar-with-main class ‘manifest.available+main.class’ not set. – Google Search
- Formatted Printing for Java (sprintf)
- The C language utility sprintf is for formatting strings of characters and numbers. This article documents the use of a Java programming language class, PrintfFormat, whose behavior is based on the sprintf specification. Source code is provided.
- Java Tips – How to align your components in horizontal or vertical layout
- Java Tips — Java, Java, and more Java, How to align your components in horizontal or vertical layout
- Java Tips – PointBase Embedded
- Java Tips — Java, Java, and more Java, PointBase Embedded
- Programming with Java in 24 Hours: Building a Complex User Interface
- Questions, corrections and clarifications for hour 16 of the book Teach Yourself Java 6 in 24 Hours by Rogers Cadenhead. The book teaches Java 6 programming for non-programmers, new programmers who hated learning a language, and experienced programmers who want to quickly get up to speed.
- Java look and feel Graphics Repository
- Welcome to the Java Software Human Interface Group’s Java look and feel Graphics Repository pages.
MySQL
- MySQL Stored Procedures / Functions
- MySQL AB :: MySQL Forums :: Install :: Comments on my.cnf for high insert volume db
- MySQL Configuration
- MySQL Performance Blog » Should MySQL and Web Server share the same box ?
- MySQL AB :: Index update with update statement
- MySQL AB :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: 18 Stored Procedures and Functions
- MySQL Stored Procedures
- MySQL Server Tweaking Basics – Admin Zone Forums
- This is a basic guide to understanding what the directives in your my.cnf mean, and what they do. We’ll also try to give some general
- mySql — CHECK TABLE Syntax
- Live Backups of MySQL Using Replication
- Russell Dyer, author of MySQL in a Nutshell, walks through the process of using replication for data backups in MySQL.
- MySQL AB :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: B.1.4.1 How to Reset the Root Password
- MySQL – best methods for backups
- Best way to backup, MySQL/VPS etc Linux
- MySQL AB :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: 12.2.17.1 Troubleshooting InnoDB Data Dictionary Operations
- ERROR: database: mysql_error: Can’t connect to MySQL server on ‘10.10.0.7 (110) – Snort Forums Archive
- The open source Snort Intrusion Detection and Prevention system is the most flexible and widely deployed solution available.
- How to fix error 134 from storage engine – MySQL
- How to fix error 134 from storage engine. Get answers to your questions in our MySQL forum.
- MySQL AB :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: 12.2.3 InnoDB Configuration
- MySQL Stored Procedures: Part 2
- Part 2 of MySQL Stored Procedures covers some more advanced concepts, including conditions and loops.
- MySQL AB :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: 10.11.1 GROUP BY (Aggregate) Functions
- Select INTO OUTFILE
- MySQL :: stored procedure to list stored procedures
- MySQL :: MySQL 5.1 Reference Manual :: 10.4.5 The SET Type
- InnoDbEngineStatusAndTuning < Development < TWiki
- MySQL :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: 13.2.11 InnoDB Performance Tuning Tips
- Regular Expressions in MySQL
- Regular Expressions in MySQL
- Dan Winchester – MySQL date_format
- MySQL :: MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: B.1.2.11 Communication Errors and Aborted Connections
- MySQL Bugs: #36910: Mysql Server has gone away
- Mysql_User_Add < Development < TWiki
- mytop – a top clone for MySQL
- Using ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE to improve MySQL Replication Performance « Kevin Burton’s NEW FeedBlog
- MySQL :: MySQL 5.1 Reference Manual :: 13.11 The FEDERATED Storage Engine
- MySQL :: MySQL 5.1 Reference Manual :: 11.4.2 Regular Expressions
- MySQL :: MySQL 5.1 Reference Manual :: 18.2 Partition Types
PERL
- Proc::ProcessTable – Perl extension to access the unix process table – search.cpan.org
- Proc::ProcessTable::Process – Perl process objects – search.cpan.org
- perlvar
- Perl 5.8 Documentation – Signals
- Perl 5.8 Documentation – Signals
- khtml2png – Make screenshots from webpages
- Sys::Load – Perl module for getting the current system load and uptime – search.cpan.org
- The CPAN Search Site – search.cpan.org
- Perl HTML::Form
- Perl 5.8 Documentation – HTML::Form – Class that represents HTML forms
- LWP Cookbook – URL explosion
- Reaping Zombies
- PERL ‘UTF-16LE’ – MarkMail
- urlencode / urldecode in Perl | melecio.org
- Regular Expression Examples
- how check new URL of redirected page
- Getopt::Long – perldoc.perl.org
- perl.com: Beginners Intro to Perl – Part 6
- Doug Sheppard shows us how to activate Perl’s built in security features.
- How can I make one class extend another one?
- XML::Generator – Perl extension for generating XML – search.cpan.org
- Free Perl source library: unescape
- subroutine name: unescape decode URL-encoded string
- rami.info » URLEncode And URLDecode For Perl
- File Tests in Perl
- File Tests in Perl
- Page 2 – Build a Perl RSS Aggregator with Templating Tools
- Page 2 – Build a Perl RSS Aggregator with Templating Tools
- perl.com: Preventing Cross-site Scripting Attacks
- Paul Lindner, author of the mod_perl Cookbook, explains how to secure our sites against Cross-Site Scripting attacks using mod_perl and Apache::TaintRequest
- libapreq2-2.08: libapreq2: Apache2::Upload
- binary data handling – examine a .gif file – Perl example
- binary data handling – examine a .gif file – Perl example
- PERL — Conversion Functions
- LWP::UserAgent
- Web user agent class
- Fastest XML Parser ?
mod_perl
- Practical mod_perl: 6.3.3.6. A third solution
- This solution makes use of package-name declaration in the …
- mod_perl: HTTP Handlers
- mod_perl documentation: This chapter explains how to implement the HTTP protocol handlers in mod_perl.
- Installing mod_perl from RPM | O’Reilly Media
- It’s easy to install mod_perl using the Red Hat package manager. Configuring it is trickier.
- mod_perl: Apache2::RequestRec – Perl API for Apache request record accessors
- mod_perl documentation: <code>Apache2::RequestRec</code> provides the Perl API for Apache request_rec object.
- How to extract name/value pairs from the query string? | ModPerl | ModPerl
- How to extract name/value pairs from the query string? ModPerl ModPerl
- mod_perl: Code Snippets
- mod_perl documentation: A collection of mod_perl code snippets which you can either adapt to your own use or integrate directly into your own code.
XML
- Helpful XML related sites
- iWeb Toolkit: XML Validator
- XML Schema (REC (20010502) version, as amended) Checking Service
- XML Schema Examples
- XML::Generator
- Perl extension for generating XML
- XML DOM – Validate XML
- Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
Swish-e
- Swish-e :: Re: performance aspects
- Swish-e Lightning Talk
- Swish-e :: Re: running out of memory during merge
- Swish-e :: INSTALL – Swish-e Installation Instructions
- Connecting Linux or UNIX system to Network attached storage device
- Network attached storage (NAS) allows using TCP/IP network to backup files. This enables multiple servers in IDC to share the same storage for backup at once, which minimizes overhead by centrally managing hard disks. NAS …
- How do I access NAS server using automount?
- Network-attached storage commonly used to store backup and other shared files over TCP/IP network. For example: i) Corporate e-mail system with multiple, load-balanced webmail servers ii) Load-balanced web servers access the same contents from NAS …
- SmallNetBuilder
- SmallNetBuilder provides networking and IT news, reviews, help and information for professional and "prosumer" SOHO and SMB users.
- IP Subnet Calculator
- Online IP Subnet Calculator
- 10 Steps to Installing PostgreSQL
- Remote Network Commands | Linux Journal
- Cikul » How to change hostname in CentOS
- Thecus User Group – NFS mount failed permission denied
- Thecus 1U4500 – Enable root SSH
- Wahoo’s Word » Using watch to monitor Javascript
- Ascii control codes (control characters, C0 controls)
- DOM Based Cross Site Scripting
- document.body, doctype switching, and more | evolt.org
- A world community for web developers, evolt.org promotes the mutual free exchange of ideas, skills and experiences.
- DOM:window.open – MDC
- Welcome to Hadoop!
- Internationalized domain name – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Code Charts – Scripts
- ISO 8859-1 Latin 1 and Unicode characters in ampersand entities
- Dig Demonstrations
- Re: say if grep can find non-ascii
- http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2181.txt
- MIL-STD-498,MIL STD 498,MIL-STD,MIL-SPEC,MIL SPEC,Military Standards
- MIL-STD-498,MIL-STD,MIL-SPEC,MIL STD,MIL SPEC,Military Standards for ISA
- J-STD-016 & MIL-STD-498 vs. DOD-STD-2167A & 7935A
- DOD Standards Procedures Collection Document Listing – Page 2
- IHS, DOD STANDARDS (MILITARY/FEDERAL SPECS) – General Collection
- Fred Morris, project management/distributed systems/practices
- Info: (dir) Top
- VICNET Help: Online – Web Design – .htpasswd encoder
- reminders about programming: Fedora firewall setup is simple using built-in tools
- Sample Usability Test Plan
- FavIcon from Pics — free favicon.ico for your website (animated, static and marquee icons)
- Free and easy to use online tool for creating favicons (.ico, animated, marquee and static) for browser address bars, favorites and tabs, from pictures, logos and other graphics.
- How to Obscure Any URL
- frames test page for harvesters
- IP CIDR Subnet Calculator
- Online IP CIDR / VLSM Supernet Calculator
- DNS BIND named.conf Parameters
- Copy files and directories recursively with tar – Tech-Recipes.com
- Copying a directory tree and its contents to another filesystem using tar will preserve ownership, permissions, and timestamps. A neat trick allows using tar to perform a recursive copy without creating an intermediate tar file.
- Scrum (development) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Searching your files with SWISH-E
- Disk I/O
- Installing and Configuring iptables
- How to add an external USB hard drive to your Linux server (Redhat, CentOS, Ubuntu, Gentoo and SUSE) | my-whiteboard
- Extenal USB hard disk is really useful (and inexpensive) for backing up your Linux server. Follow these steps to get it to work. 1, Buy a USB hard disk (I have
- Which Web Browser is King? – Round 5: JavaScript Library and Framework Tests – OS, Software & Networking by ExtremeTech
- Which browser is faster? IE7, Firefox 3, Google Chrome, Safari, or Opera? We run a bevy of tests to determine the king of the Web browser hill.
- How to: Debug SSL certificate problems from the shell prompt
- OpenSSL is a cryptography toolkit implementing the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL v2/v3) and Transport Layer Security (TLS v1) network protocols and related cryptography standards required by them. It also includes the openssl command, which provides a rich variety of commands You can use the same command to debug problems with SSL certificates. To test the secure connections to a server, type the following command at a shell prompt: openssl s_client -connect ssl.servername.com:443 Where, s_client : This implements a generic SSL/TLS client which can establish a transparent connection to a remote server speaking SSL/TLS. It’s intended for testing …
- Ascii Table – ASCII character codes and html, octal, hex and decimal chart conversion
- Ascii character table – ascii ascii ascii ascii and ascii…conversions
- How to Copy Files Across a Network/Internet in UNIX/LINUX (Redhat, Debian, FreeBSD, etc) – scp tar rsync
- HOWTO: Installing DenyHosts – Page 2 – Ubuntu Forums
- Page 2- HOWTO: Installing DenyHosts Tutorials & Tips
- sendmail Configuration
- history–Show status of files and users
- using rsync to copy files from one server to another
- CVS Commands
- FC5 Repositories & Updates
- Multiple Bugzilla databases with a single installation
- IP Address Lookup (IPv4 & IPv6)
- Determines your IP address and shows information (host, location, whois…) about any IP address entered – Up to 10 IP addresses can be looked up at the same time
- FC10 network setup repeatedly overwritten – FedoraForum.org
- FC10 network setup repeatedly overwritten Installation Help
- Interface Configuration Files
- CVS revision numbers
- CVS Branch and Merge example
- CVS–Concurrent Versions System – Merging two revisions
- Linux.com :: All about Linux swap space
- When your computer needs to run programs that are bigger than your available physical memory, most modern operating systems use a technique called swapping, in which chunks of memory are temporarily stored on the hard disk while other data is moved into physical memory space. Here are some techniques that may help you better manage swapping on Linux systems and get the best performance from the Linux swapping subsystem.
- Zone Files
- HowTo Setup an NTP Daemon for Time Synchronization – SIPfoundry sipXecs IP PBX, The Open Source SIP PBX for Linux – Calivia
- YAML Ain’t Markup Language (YAML) Version 1.1
- Trouble editing whine.txt.tmpl – What variables can I use? – mozilla.support.bugzilla | Google Groups
- The Cafes » Privacy Tip #3: Block Referer Headers in Firefox
- Writing Software Requirements Specifications | A Technical Communication Community
- DiG HOWTO
- How to use dig to query DNS name servers.
- Behavior Driven Development – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Agile software development – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Waterfall model – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia