Sources for ArcView or Arc/Info Scripts, Extensions, Programs, etc. | Sources for HTML, Web Design Help | Sources for Java Help
Sources for JavaScript Scripts, Programs, etc. | Sources for Perl Scripts, Programs, etc. | Sources for Tcl/Tk Scripts | Developer-Related and/or GIS-Related Organizations

Sources for ArcView or Arc/Info Scripts, Extensions, Programs, etc.:
• The Unofficial Arc/Info & ArcView Symbol Page, A growing repository of symbols, icons, links to other symbolset resources, and font editors
• Metadata Collector, An ArcView extension from the NOAA Coastal Services Center.
• Metadata Tools for Geospatial Data, Good summaries of most of the known metadata tools for documenting geospatial data.
• Metadata Tools Survey, Lists the available metadata tools as of April, 1998; and the necessary operating systems, software requirements, compliance with FGDC standards, and links to download them where applicable.
• Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) State Forests GIS Data, Download the free ArcView Extensions made by the ODF: XTools (feet/acres default), Xtoolsmh (meters/hectares default), and Projector_ol.
• Stuff for ArcView Users, This site has Avenue scripts, extensions, and tips.
• SWEGIS, This site has Avenue scripts. SWEGIS makes an Analysis extension for ArcView - download a demo for free. There is an on-line comparison between this Analysis extension, XTools, and the new geoprocessing tools in ArcView 3.1 beta 2.
• TIGER Reader Extension and other miscellaneous scripts for ArcView, Free extensions for Windows and UNIX that convert TIGER/Line files into shapefiles and adds them as themes to a view.

Sources for HTML, Web Design Help:
• HTML 3.2 and Netscape 4.0, A reference to the HTML 3.2 specification
• HTML Goodies, HTML Tutorials, also help with JavaScript, Java, CSS, CGI, DHTML
• The HTML Writer's Guild
• NCSA - A Beginner's Guide to HTML, Just like the title says - this is for beginners.
• Web Review, Web-related articles, good info on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, perl, etc.
• Newbie-U: New User University, Online tutorials about internet related topics.
• A Beginner's Guide to URLs, What are URLs?
• Writing HTML: A Tutorial for Creating Web Pages, Learn some of the basics for writing HTML documents.
• RD Site Builder, Easy to understand HTML, CSS, and XML tutorials.

Sources for Java Help
• Questions about Java, Good place to start if you know nothing about Java.
• Brewing Java: A Tutorial, A site by the author of The Java Developer's Resource.
• JARS.COM, EarthWebs's Java Review Service.
• Java Programming Resources: Java, Java and More Java, Lots of stuff.
• Java Technology Home Page, Sun's Java page. This has a slew of java resources.
• JavaWorld, IDG's magazine for the Java community. Has Java tutorials, news, and resources.
• Gamelan - The Official Java Directory, Contains Java Discussions, an Ask the Experts, and a Java Reference Library among many other things.

Sources for JavaScript Scripts, Programs, etc.:
• HotSyte - The JavaScript Resource, JavaScript scripts, FAQs, news. Includes the Brain Strain (a 50+ question JavaScript test).
• Netscape's JavaScript Guide, Actually an On-line book.
• On-line Solutions: JavaScript Programming, This site has a bin of javascripts.
• The JavaScript Source, Great place to get scripts - you can cut and paste from them directly or have them e-mailed to you!
• Voodoo's Intro to JavaScript, A site put together by Stefan Koch

Sources for Perl Scripts, Programs, etc.:
• CGI Programming Class , An on-line CGI tutorial using Perl on UNIX.
• MacPerl, Perl for Macintosh.
• Perl.com, A great site for anyone interested in Perl; sponsored by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
• The Perl Institute, A non-profit organization, currently under reorganization.
• The Perl Journal, The journal for Perl programmers.
• Perl Paraphernalia , by Mark-Jason Dominus.

Sources for Tcl/Tk Scripts:
• Tcl and Scripting , Read about the history of scripting and why they are gaining in popularity.
• Tcl/Tk Tool Command language - Tcl Entry Point , Find out about Tcl and browse the archive of Tcl Contributed Software. Also has links to Tcl newsgroups.

Developer-Related and/or GIS-Related Organizations:
• The European Umbrella Organisation for Geographic Information (EUROGI), Their stated mission is to "promote, stimulate, encourage and support the development and use of geographic information and technology at the European level and to represent the common interest of the geographic information community in Europe".
• Free Software Foundation
• Object Management Group (OMG), A group of over 800 software vendors, software developers, and end users, dedicated to 'promoting the theory and practice of object technology for the development of distributed computing systems.'
• OpenGIS Consortium, A group 'dedicated to the development of open system approaches to geoprocessing.'
• Open Source, If you don't know yet about the Open Source movement, you need to visit this site.