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Xentric Server Xentric Server- Delivering application, messaging, and connectivity support to collaborative applications, this product is intended to develop and deploy XML projects rapidly with… XML Apache Project XML Apache Project- The goals of the Apache XML Project project are to provide standards-based XML solutions that are developed in an open and cooperative fashion. A First Guide to PostScript A First Guide to PostScript- A tutorial of the basics of the PostScript page description language. Includes examples Hello, World in PostScript Hello, World in PostScript- Sample program. comp.lang.postscript FAQs comp.lang.postscript FAQs- Usenet answers for PostScript questions. PostScript Introduction PostScript Introduction- An overview of the PostScript page description language, where it came from, and the problem that it solves. DotComments DotComments- Server-side, requires PHP. Has its own support email list. LastHalo LastHalo- Add-On for Haloscan users to display the latest comments. Cbox Cbox- Scalable tagging and commenting system that lets visitors leave you messages and talk to each other. Premium version has live chat capability. Pollxn Pollxn- A lightweight discussion engine for Blosxom and other weblog/blogging applications. It lets people post comments about your weblog stories right on your site. Seamless Object-Oriented Software Architecture: Analysis and Design of Reliable Systems Seamless Object-Oriented Software Architecture: Analysis and Design of Reliable Systems- By Kim Waldén, Jean-Marc Nerson; Prentice Hall, 1994, ISBN 0130313033. In development, OO … An Introduction to BON An Introduction to BON- Brief, very clear document treats main ideas; text, diagrams, bibliography. BON Method BON Method- Treats many aspects of BON: overview, reversibility, contracts, book, BONsai diagram tool; by Kim Waldén, one of BON co-inventors. DivX - Visual Basic DivX - Visual Basic- Month's 10-minute solution. Tips library. Get help library categorized by topics. Allexperts Visual Basic Q&A Allexperts Visual Basic Q&A- Volunteer experts answer questions about visual basic. VB4ALL VB4ALL- A huge collection of questions and answers that people asked and resident experts answered. Visual Basic FAQ Visual Basic FAQ- Usenet VB FAQs index -- the Frequently Asked Questions document for Microsoft Visual Basic. Exquisite Computing Exquisite Computing- By Paul Bissex. Brief article describing Squeak. [Wired 7.07] Squeak PBwiki Squeak PBwiki- Information and projects, place to discuss Squeak, and eToys and Tweak scripting languages. The Hitchhiker's Guide to ... The Hitchhiker's Guide to ...- Weblog on Squeak, Smalltalk, and related topics: Croquet, Plopp, Seaside, some Java, T-shirts. By Torsten Bergmann. Squeak Everyday Squeak Everyday- Weblog on many related topics, by Takashi Yamamiya. Squeak: The Great Return Squeak: The Great Return- Descriptions, free goodies, links, and the fascinating 'Squeak Scale: Let it Grow: Brief Comparison of Class Library'. English, Nihongo. By Satoshi Nishi… FTP site: USA, UIUC Squeak goodies library FTP site: USA, UIUC Squeak goodies library- Many system extensions, applications. Yahoo Groups: Squeak Yahoo Groups: Squeak- Mail archive and discussion group. Who's Who Who's Who- Fast growing (over 160) list of Squeak's community. Swiki about Squeak Swiki about Squeak- Squeak Wiki 2. Mark Guzdial's Squeak Wiki Server, written in Squeak; at Georgia Tech. Swiki Swiki Swiki Swiki- Comanche an open-source web server for Squeak. Swiki is a popular implementation of Ward Cunningham's WikiWikiWeb (Squeak + Wiki = Swiki) that runs under Comanche. Bo… Swikis on coweb.cc Swikis on coweb.cc- List of over 40 Swikis at Georgia Tech, all run on Squeak Comanche Web server. The Future of Squeak The Future of Squeak- By Dan Shafer, The WeTalk Network, Inc. Chapter from book; speculates on how the developers get from where Squeak was to Alan Kay's final Dynabook vision. MuSwiki MuSwiki- Swiki-like system using Morphic objects instead of HTML, pages look the same in any browser, content can contain arbitrary Smalltalk code behind the scenes.