Starting points for all programmers!

[MrSeanKon]

The purpose
The thread is a huge collection of sites and it is useful for all programmers.
Instead of using search engines WOW here is the right place for you!


Acknowledgements
Thanks to gizmo for his help.


Notes to posters
Inform for any broken link because it is impossible to monitor anything!
Please post only links and you should describe them.
The thread is not for discussion and programming support!
Don't forget to include manufacture's name and website.
Moreover to post sites about Linux programming platforms!

[MrSeanKon]

Assembly
1) Why program in assembly discussion at Aoaforums
2) Assembly tutorials
3) Win32 assembly
4) Assembly Language Tutorials
5) Assembly for Linux
6) Linux assembly
7) Assembly tutorials and links




C#
Manufacturer: Microsoft corporation
1) C# computing
2) C# station
3) C# Tutorial Contents
4) C# Practical Learning
5) C# for beginners
6) World's Greatest C# Community (forum)
7) C# Home





C++ Builder
Manufacturer: Borland corporation
1) Dr. Bob's C++ Builder gate
2) Temporal doorway




C++ Builder and Delphi components
1) LMD tools Download the freeware edition
2) Component source



General C++/C
1) C++ org.
2) C++ programming
3) DevCentral
4) C++ about
5) CoderSource.net
6) Dennis Ritchie page
7) Bjarne Stroustrup page
8) C++ FAQ LITE
9) Standard C++ Library Class Reference
10) Compilers, cross-compilers, interpreters for ANSI C and ANSI C++
11) UNIX System Calls and Subroutines using C
12) GIDForums




COBOL
1) The COBOL center

[MrSeanKon]

Delphi
Manufacturer: Borland corporation
1) Delphi source
2) Delphi pages
3) Delphi central
4) Delphi land
5) Delphi forum
6) Delphi super page
7) Torry's Delphi pages




Fortran
1) 90 tutorials
2) General Fortran




Java
1) JavaTM 2 Platform Standard Edition 5.0
2) IBM
3) Java Boutique
4) Java Coffee Break
5) JSP tutorial
6) Java API reference



Perl
1) The source for Perl


PHP
1) PHP net
2) PHP tutorials
3) Zend Developer Zone



Python
1) Python official site
2) Dive Into Python



Ruby
1) Programming Ruby


Visual Basic
Manufacturer: Microsoft corporation
1) Visual Basic Tutorial
2) Xtreme Visual Basic talk
3) VBForums
4) VB helper




Visual Studio
1) .net Charting
2) Dundas Chart for .NET
3) AJAX
4) Teechart
5) Visual Assist X



VHDL
1) VHDL tutorial
2) Doulos




Verilog
1) Verilog tutorial



Windows programming
Manufacturer: Microsoft corporation
1) MSDN
2) COM technologies




Web services
1) XMethods
2) WWW consortium
3) Web services.org
4) Webmonkey




Design patterns
1) Wikipedia
2) Overview of design patterns



OcBible
Manufacturer: Aoaforums software team
1) The main Aoaforums thread
2) PcPer
3) Ocforums
4) XtremeSystems





Tutorials for many programming languages
1) Programmer's Heaven
2) Free programming resources
3) Programming tutorials
4) Codeproject
5) FunctionX
6) Visual component library
7) Planet Source Code
8) Codeguru



Links
1) Dr Dobb's portal
2) Programming forums
3) Design and analysis of algorithms
4) Artificial Intelligence 1
5) Artificial Intelligenct 2
6) Apache Ant
7) ANTLR parser generator
8) Plankalkül
9) Pascal
10) ALGOL
11) Lisp
12) MFC
13) Bruce Eckel's online books!
14) MSDN forum
15) Go To Statement Considered Harmful




Numerical Analysis
1) Numerical Recipes
2) GMP (multiprecision library)

[aghastpumpkin]

Can you whack in a link to download Bloodshed? It's the best C Compiler AFAIK.

[Gizmo]

Have you got a link to it?

[Áedán]

I thought Bloodshed was a IDE that used Mingw or GCC as a C compiler?

[MrSeanKon]

Originally Posted by aghastpumpkin

Can you whack in a link to download Bloodshed?

Please post links.

[chrisbard]

. Here's one starting point !

[aghastpumpkin]

Originally Posted by Áedán

I thought Bloodshed was a IDE that used Mingw or GCC as a C compiler?

My mistake. It uses GCC.