Academic Tutorials - Tutorials on a wide range of programming languages and subjects. Also offers quizzes corresponding to the material in the tutorials.
All Free Tutorials - Tutorials and articles about the most popular programming languages.
AllSyntax.com - Tutorials and code samples available on many popular languages.
CoderSource.net - Contains basic tutorials on MFC, without using MFC AppWizard to learn the programs.
CodeTeacher.com - Rated directory of programming tutorials (ASP, Assembly, C Sharp, Cpp and C++, ColdFusion, Java/J2EE).
CompSci.ca - Sample code, discussion and help for programming languages such as Turing, C++, Visual Basic, Java and PHP.
DevCentral - Tutorials on Java and JavaScript, C, C++, and general object oriented programming. Includes articles on networks and network technologies.
Dr. Olek's Course Notes - Course notes and sample programs for network programming in C++ and STL, Java, Perl, and PHP.
Herong's Notes on Programming - Collection of notes and tutorials on several programming languages, including Java, C#, ASP, JSP, JDK, XML, XHTML, and Unicode. Includes alternate PDF and Chinese language versions.
Kids Can Program Too - Provides e-book that teaches children computer programming.
Learn Programming - Learn programming languages such as C/C++, Java, Pascal and Web Development.
NextDawn Programming Tutorials - Tutorials on the programming languages C and C++ and APIs DirectX and OpenGL. Also covers common sorting algorithms.
Notes on MS-DOS - DOS, Batch and Windows tips, tricks, recovery tools, freeware and math.
The Object Oriented Programming Web - Directory of programming and computer science tutorials. A fast and easy to use programmer's reference.
OpenSourceTutorials.com - Tutorials covering ranging from beginner to advanced levels with forums for extra support if needed while researching.
OS Config - Links to freely available programming tutorials for C, C++, Visual Basic as well to software drivers for BeOS, Linux, Windows 95/98/NT/2000, and fonts.
Programmers Haven - Tutorials on C/C++, Java, Javascript and Visual Basic.
Programming Class - A series of interactive programming tutorials for beginners, focusing on C++, Java, and C#.
Real Time Software Rendering - Tutorials in Javascript, PHP, C++, and Java as well as articles about good coding and recursion. SoftGeL, OpenGL, and DirectX resources are also included.
Reaperx90's Site - C++, JavaScript, HTML and CSS tutorial and source code formatting recommendations.
Richard Bowles' Web Site - Contains tutorials on C++, HTML, programming neural networks (plus various other non-programming tutorials).
Simple OpenH323 Tutorial - Uses a simple H.323 application to explain several PWLib- and OpenH323-related programming techniques.
Tabs versus Spaces - Using tabs in source code: Pro and contra, by Jamie Zawinski.
Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years - Peter Norvig, the Director of Research at Google, suggests ways to develop programming ability and expertise. Includes recommendations for a first programming language.
Wikipedia: Programming Style - Encyclopedia article. Tutorial on general styling rules and conventions. Has a list of style guides for specific languages.
Six Ways to Write More Comprehensible Code - Article from Jeff Vogel, the president of Spiderweb Software, that uses a hypothetical computer game called Kill Bad Aliens as an example case for how to write clear, maintainable code. (May 29, 2007)
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Academic Tutorials - Tutorials on a wide range of programming languages and subjects. Also offers quizzes corresponding to the material in the tutorials.
All Free Tutorials - Tutorials and articles about the most popular programming languages.
AllSyntax.com - Tutorials and code samples available on many popular languages.
The American Programmer: Programming Manuals and Tutorials - Links to manuals and tutorials for a variety of primarily mainframe languages including REXX, SQL, COBOL, JCL, TSO, ISPF, CICS, and Unix.
Chrootstrap's Hacking Articles - Educational programming articles ranging from introductory to very advanced.
CoderSource.net - Contains basic tutorials on MFC, without using MFC AppWizard to learn the programs.
CodeTeacher.com - Rated directory of programming tutorials (ASP, Assembly, C Sharp, Cpp and C++, ColdFusion, Java/J2EE).
CompSci.ca - Sample code, discussion and help for programming languages such as Turing, C++, Visual Basic, Java and PHP.
DevCentral - Tutorials on Java and JavaScript, C, C++, and general object oriented programming. Includes articles on networks and network technologies.
Dr. Olek's Course Notes - Course notes and sample programs for network programming in C++ and STL, Java, Perl, and PHP.
Elements of Programming Style - Notes that provide standards for internal program documentation and style.
FDB's Programming Page - A programmer's resource for C/C++, Java, Pascal, Basic, Assembly (some virus) and Foxpro tutorials and examples.
Geekpedia: Programming Tutorials - Covers many programming languages including C++, C#, PHP, and Java.
Herong's Notes on Programming - Collection of notes and tutorials on several programming languages, including Java, C#, ASP, JSP, JDK, XML, XHTML, and Unicode. Includes alternate PDF and Chinese language versions.
Kids Can Program Too - Provides e-book that teaches children computer programming.
Learn Programming - Learn programming languages such as C/C++, Java, Pascal and Web Development.
NextDawn Programming Tutorials - Tutorials on the programming languages C and C++ and APIs DirectX and OpenGL. Also covers common sorting algorithms.
Notes on MS-DOS - DOS, Batch and Windows tips, tricks, recovery tools, freeware and math.
The Object Oriented Programming Web - Directory of programming and computer science tutorials. A fast and easy to use programmer's reference.
OpenSourceTutorials.com - Tutorials covering ranging from beginner to advanced levels with forums for extra support if needed while researching.
OS Config - Links to freely available programming tutorials for C, C++, Visual Basic as well to software drivers for BeOS, Linux, Windows 95/98/NT/2000, and fonts.
Programmers Haven - Tutorials on C/C++, Java, Javascript and Visual Basic.
Programming Class - A series of interactive programming tutorials for beginners, focusing on C++, Java, and C#.
Programmingtutorials.com - Collection of tutorial links for many programming languages.
Real Time Software Rendering - Tutorials in Javascript, PHP, C++, and Java as well as articles about good coding and recursion. SoftGeL, OpenGL, and DirectX resources are also included.
Reaperx90's Site - C++, JavaScript, HTML and CSS tutorial and source code formatting recommendations.
Richard Bowles' Web Site - Contains tutorials on C++, HTML, programming neural networks (plus various other non-programming tutorials).
Roby's Programming Tutorial - Pascal, C/C++, C#, Java, and Assembly. Download available.
Simple OpenH323 Tutorial - Uses a simple H.323 application to explain several PWLib- and OpenH323-related programming techniques.
Tabs versus Spaces - Using tabs in source code: Pro and contra, by Jamie Zawinski.
Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years - Peter Norvig, the Director of Research at Google, suggests ways to develop programming ability and expertise. Includes recommendations for a first programming language.
The Ultimate Programming Tutorials Site - Tutorials of C/C++, Java, Perl, Posix, Unix, Linux, PThreads, Visual Basic, Delphi, APL, Javascript, and SQL.
Wikipedia: Programming Style - Encyclopedia article. Tutorial on general styling rules and conventions. Has a list of style guides for specific languages.
Six Ways to Write More Comprehensible Code - Article from Jeff Vogel, the president of Spiderweb Software, that uses a hypothetical computer game called Kill Bad Aliens as an example case for how to write clear, maintainable code. (May 29, 2007)
