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devsearch.com
a search engine created for the people who develop web
pages, they index only the sites they think are relevant to
web development. devsearch is powered by altavista, and
offers a simple no-frills user interface.
javaside
applets, links, and tips can all be found at javaside.com.
at least a dozen applets by rberthou, including treeview,
charts, buttons, scrolling text, and a mine sweeper game
(he's been busy). a search engine selector utility is also
available.
ibm alphaworks
alphaWorks' mission is to provide early adopter developers
direct access to IBM's emerging "alpha-code" technologies.
here you'll find things like speech for java, aglets,
bean extender, math library for java, and more.
javatoys
javatoys is a resource center dedicated to providing links
to information for java developers. here you'll
find links to tutorials, news, tools, faqs, and more.
while you're in the neighborhood, visit nikos'
italian webspace
(now we need to find some tutorials on how to read/speak
italian).
java optimization
although this site was retired by it's author a year ago,
it still holds value for those interested in optimizing
java programs. these pages discuss how to optimize java code
for speed, size, and maintainability. if you're interested in
coding standards, linpack speed measurements, rules, and tools,
this site may be for you.
teach yourself java in 21 days
"teach yourself java in 21 days", by laura lemay and charles
perkins. here you'll find a sample chapter from the book,
and all the running examples and source code, including
neko (the animated cat), along with awt, networking, and
other source code examples.
grasp (auburn u.)
grasp is a software program that produces control structure
diagrams for given java source code files. huh? it's cool,
trust me. check out this site, and follow the links to csd
and java. you'll see how grasp creates a graphical notation
that makes java code easy to read.
searchlight
searchlight is a free java applet that adds search
capabilities to your web site. your visitors just type in
the keywords they want to search for, and searchlight brings
back the title of matching pages. other applets here go by
the names properties, puzzle, and unicode.
world clock applet
timeanddate.com lets you know what time it is just about
anywhere in the world. the world clock applet takes it a
step further by letting you interactively select the cities
where the time should be displayed. a great use of applet
technology where user interaction matters.
ask the java pro
dig through the java pro site to find some very good
questions and answers about java programming topics.
the questions are well-organized by topic, and the answers
are brief so you can review them quickly.