Previously, I did a posting on w3schools , which has free tutorials for the budding web developer. Now here’s a HUGE directory on all things related to web development. All the hot links are displayed on the main page. No need for any navigation. One just has to read as one scrolls down. All the articles, websites and links are separated into 22 different categories. Do check out the page to identify your category. I shall list down 3 categories that are useful to me.

1. Firefox Plugins
2. Traffic / SEO
3. Online Tools

And here are 5 articles from the site that I have read. Pretty interesting. =)

1. Pricing Your Software - Especially for software developers.
2. 7 Software Marketing Techniques - Another one for software developers
3. Tips, Tutorials from Oracle - Great stuff for Oracle Developers.
4. Highrankings.com -Search Engine Optimizing website. Superb stuff for web developers and bloggers alike.
5. 19 Strategies For Finding Readers - Bloggers, this is really good material

Well, the lists above are articles that I find of value to me. Do check out the website and see if there is anything that may interest you. Have fun while you’re at it! =)

DevListing
The link to the website

There was a related previous posting about comparing html and CSS designs in 3 different columns. However, the site mentioned previously did not contain any reference or detailed information about the properties and values of CSS.

Now, thanks to Leslie Franke, we have a COMPLETE CSS Cheat Sheet. I’m sure this would be most useful for beginners and advanced learners interested to know more about CSS and it’s benefits. The layout of the website is neat, actually. In the middle, you have CSS divided into 9 different categories in boxes. In each category, the possible values for that particular property are listed out for our reference. The 9 categories are:

1. Syntax
2. General
3. Font
4. Text
5. Box Model
6. Border
7. Position
8. Background
9. List

There is a bar on the left hand side which contains other commands of CSS like the Shorthand, Comments, Pseudo Selectors, Media Types and Units. Readability is good as the site is pretty clear and oragnized. Link to the site is found at the bottom. Enjoy!

CSS Cheat Sheet
Clear and complete CSS properties reference site.

Well done to Joseph North for taking the time in developing 150 clean & clear icons for anyone to use for free! Users are also encouraged to make derivatives with the included photoshop documents. Click on the link to go to his website to download the totally free icons.