Useful WWW references

Archives

• Our Archive of GIFS, scripts and software: http access, and ftp access
• Oscar Nierstrasz's Script Archive
• Archive of the Software Composition Group at the University of Berne.
• Tim BL's list of Tools for WWW providers.

  Documentation

• Introduction to WWW
• HTTPD Tutorial
• Perl Manual
• Popular Navigational Aids
• The CyberWeb. These pages include a wealth of information and links on HTML, CGI, Images, Perl, and all the other important ingredients you will need in your developer's toolkit. WWW & HTML Developer's JumpStation - Provides information on writing HTML documents, on the Web itself, WWW directory services, HTML editors, converters, and much more. The World Wide Web - tools for aspiring web weavers - An excellent collection of tools at NASA. Includes tools, advanced techniques, icons, graphics, and pointers to other resources. Entering the World Wide Web: A Guide to Cyberspace - Kevin Hughes provides a good overview of the Web including general Web information, how to obtain Web browsers and servers, and more... Crash course on writing documents for the Web - Eamonn Sullivan provides HTML authoring advice "written for someone who wants to put a page on the web but could care less about most of the technical details".
• HTML Documentation at the University of Toronto Instructional and Research Computing.
• HTML Language Manual, by Ian Graham is directed towards the novice to intermediate HTML author and includes treatises on ISINDEX, FORMS, ISMAP, CGI-bin scripts/programs and other useful features.
• A Beginner's Guide to HTML - An extremely useful reference work for novice (and more advanced) HTML authors.
• Web FAQ - The World Wide Web (WWW) FAQ