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Web Development Compendia

The WDVL Over 3,000 links to web developer resources and encyclopedic content. This Searchable archive was implemented with the ICE Search engine Use keywords connected with "and" and "or".

Webmaster Reference Library Over 700 carefully selected and annotated web sites plus original articles. Concept Search Keyword Search

HTML

Introduction to HTML. (Tutorial) Returns a page with all matches, sorted by chapter. Select the chapter's title to go to that chapter, or select one of the lines to go directly to that part of the chapter. Titles Entire Documents Partial Word Match Show Matched Lines in Files Max Hits Max Hits / File

HTML 2.0 Specifications. You can search the specification and view the matches to your search term in one line of context. If you select one of the highlighted phrases in the context lines you will be taken to that point in the document. Searches are not case sensitive. You cannot use boolean operations but you can use regular expressions.

NCSA HTTPd, CGI

NCSA HTTPd Documentation Concept Search Keyword Search

CGI Documentation Search for information on the CGI gateway from NCSA. Concept Search Keyword Search

Newsgroups

AWEBS News Archives Search for: Maximum number of hits FOR EACH NEWSGROUP: 10 50 200 1000 10000 Select the newsgroups to search: alt.culture.www alt.hypertext alt.wais cern.www.talk comp.infosystems.harvest comp.infosystems.wais comp.infosystems.www.advocacy comp.infosystems.www.announce comp.infosystems.www.authoring.cgi comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html comp.infosystems.www.authoring.images comp.infosystems.www.authoring.misc comp.infosystems.www.browsers.mac comp.infosystems.www.browsers.misc comp.infosystems.www.browsers.ms-windows comp.infosystems.www.browsers.x comp.infosystems.www.misc comp.infosystems.www.providers comp.infosystems.www.servers.mac comp.infosystems.www.servers.misc comp.infosystems.www.servers.ms-windows comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix comp.infosystems.www.users comp.internet.net-happenings comp.lang.perl comp.lang.perl.announce comp.lang.perl.misc comp.os.os2.networking.www fj.net.infosystems.www

Mailing Lists

HTML Writer's Guild Mailing List Archives. (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date

WWW Mailing Lists Archives of WWW-Talk, a general WWW developer discussion mailing list, also WWW-HTML, WWW-VRML and WWW-Style from EIT. WWW-Talk, 1995 WWW-Talk, 1994 WWW-Talk, 1991-3 WWW-HTML, 1994-5 WWW-VRML, 1995 WWW-VRML, 1994 WWW-Style, 1995

Perl

Perl Bugs Index You may search the database with glimpse using an agrep regexp. This is mostly like egrep, but has conjunctions (AND) specifiable with a semicolon if your matches are simple words not patterns; e.g. to match both Word1 and also Word2, your pattern should be Word1;Word2. You don't need quotes or slashes. Errors: 0 1 2 3 4   Ignore Case Case Sensitive Full Words Partial Ok Whole File Line Records

Perl Compendium The CPAN, perl.com, and recent comp.lang.perl.announce postings will all be searched. While the Perl Porters mailing list is not included in this particular query, but you may query the mailing list archive separately if you wish. Enter words describing a concept or keywords you wish to find information about:

Perl FAQ This is an HTML version of the Perl FAQ automatically generated from the Perl FAQ on rtfm.mit.edu by, of course, a Perl script.

Perl Manual Practical Extraction & Report Language.

Java

Java: Programming for the Internet Java(tm) is a simple, object-oriented, distributed, interpreted, robust, secure, architecture-neutral, portable, high-performance, multithreaded, dynamic, buzzword-compliant, general-purpose programming language. Java supports programming for the Internet in the form of platform-independent Java applets.

comp.lang.java Mailing List Archives. (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date (none) From Subject Keywords Summary Newsgroups Organization Followup-To References Date

The Web, the Whole Web, and Nothing But the Web

Alta Vista. 30 million pages found on 225,000 servers, and three million articles from 14,000 Usenet news groups. the Web Usenet	Excite. 11.5 million Web pages. Excite provides reviews of the sites they catalog. You can also use Excite to search two weeks of Usenet news articles and classified ads.
Infoseek Guide. PC Computing magazine rated Infoseek's search technology the best of 14 search engines tested in September, 1995. Infoseek catalogs individual web pages, rather than entire sites and displays an excerpt for each page that matches your search criteria. the Web Infoseek Select Sites Categories of Sites Usenet newsgroups Web FAQs	Lycos. Catalog of over 10.75 million pages. Lycos also catalogs web pages rather than entire sites and provides you with an outline and abstract for each page that matches your search criteria.
Magellan . Magellan reviews and rates sites. In addition to the 40,000 reviewed and rated sites, Magellan contains over two million indexed sites. You'll get a summary and a link to the full review of the site for each site that matches your search criteria.	Yahoo. Yahoo! is a hierarchical subject-oriented guide for the World Wide Web and Internet. When Yahoo finds a site that matches your search criteria, it displays a summary of the site and a link to the site's category.

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