Special links

Special links

• The mailing list network with close to 300000 lists (http://www.meta-list.net/) With Meta-List you can find and subscribe to the mailing lists and newsletters you want from a single one-stop site
• Web Design and Usability Hotlist (http://www.useit.com/hotlist/) (by www.useit.com) (http://www.useit.com)
• Why Questions go Unanswered? (http://www.PLOVER.com/~mjd/perl/Questions.html) (Someone on comp.lang.perl.misc wanted to know why nobody was answering his questions)
• Web Wonk (http://www.dsiegel.com/tips/)- Tips for Writers and Designers . Whether you're a home (page) maker, an e-mailer, or a web site graphic designer, these tips will help you be a better communicator on the Net.
• The following set of examples has been used by Tom and Tom's trainers in some of their Perl training courses.Many will find their way into the Perl Cookbook that should be out late this spring, so are necessarily copyrighted by Tom unless otherwise attributed. (Tom = Tom Christiansen tchrist@jhereg.perl.com)
• Information Wants to be Valuable (http://www.netaction.org/articles/freesoft.html) - Ever wonder what the Internet would be like without freeware?
• A single search that allows you to search the net using "25" different search engines in one search !
• All4one Submission Machine (http://www.all4one.com/all4submit/)- (http://yoak.com/remindme/)This free web page submits a URL to AltaVista, Excite, HotBot, Infoseek, Lycos and Webcrawler with one click, in less than 30 seconds. Windows or frames are opened for visual verification that the submission has been successful.
• Remind Me (http://yoak.com/remindme/)- Remind Me is a free email reminder service...
• All in One: <Suite of HTML Validation Suites> (http://www.ccs.org/validate/)- A few of the best validation checkers with the forms all on one page. By Harold Driscoll.
• Free computer books and Internet books online (http://hogan-productions.com/books/)
• The WebTechniques Perl Columns (http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/)- monthly column for Web Techniques magazine (by Randal L. Schwartz )
• The Unix Review Perl Columns (http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/)- bi-monthly column for Unix Review magazine (by Randal L. Schwartz )
• TechJourney.com . (http://www.techjourney.com) - The best web sites for Technical Professionals.