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Java Links

Java Basics

• For starters, check out Sun Microsytem's Java Home Page.
  
• To get the latest Java enabled browser, download Netscape Navigator or the Microsoft Internet Explorer.
  
• If you want to develop applets yourself, download Sun's Java Development Kit.
• The JavaScript Tip of the Week Repository
• For links to almost every Java resource out there, check out Gamelan (pronounced: Gah' meh lonn).
  
• For more examples of applets, check out Informatik's example page
• Another fine collection of applets and source is our own Java Boutique.
• A Java reference page is the Java User Resource Network
• Another Java magazine is JavaWorld. Lots of applets, resources, links. Gamelan's going to have a challenge to be the most up to date collection of resources these days.
• For programmers, check out the Java Class Warehouse, a repository of free, reusable user-contributed classes for Java.
• A nice reference for Java books is the Definitive HTML Book List, which features all the Java books released so far, as well as almost every Web related book in existence.
• If you're looking for Java resources in the UK, check out the Java Centre

Java Certification

• Ensure success in Java Certification with Whizlabs

Java Articles

• The Java Programming Tutorial: Part I: From the Grounds Up from the Spring 1996 Web Developer® magazine
• The Java Programming Tutorial: Part II: Classes, Threads, and Applets from the May/June 1996 Web Developer® magazine
• Real World Web: Exploring Java's Animator from the Spring 1996 Web Developer® magazine

Online Java Zines