FAQs, Help, and Tutorials Websites

Computers/Programming/FAQs, Help, and Tutorials is a category meant for websites that have non-specific content about programming OR content that spans multiple programming languages. The content of these websites is help/tutorial oriented, as one could guess from the category title. If you are looking for a website specifically focused on help for one programming language, see the FAQs, Help, and Tutorial section under that language. A list of languages can be found under Computers/Programming/Languages. Please see the category FAQ at Computers/Programming/FAQs,_Help,_and_Tutorials/faq.html for more information.- Category ID : 57452

List of FAQs,_Help,_and_Tutorials Sites 15 Websites

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The Ultimate Programming Tutorials Site

Tutorials of C/C++, Java, Perl, Posix, Unix, Linux, PThreads, Visual Basic, Delphi, APL, Javascript, and SQL.

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Simple OpenH323 Tutorial

Uses a simple H.323 application to explain several PWLib- and OpenH323-related programming techniques.

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AllSyntax.com

Tutorials and code samples available on many popular languages.

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Tabs versus Spaces

Using tabs in source code: Pro and contra, by Jamie Zawinski.

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OS Config

Links to freely available programming tutorials for C, C++, Visual Basic as well to software drivers for BeOS, Linux, Windows 95/98/NT/2000, and fonts.

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The American Programmer: Programming Manuals and Tutorials

Links to manuals and tutorials for a variety of primarily mainframe languages including REXX, SQL, COBOL, JCL, TSO, ISPF, CICS, and Unix.

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OpenSourceTutorials.com

Tutorials covering ranging from beginner to advanced levels with forums for extra support if needed while researching.

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Wikipedia: Programming Style

Encyclopedia article. Tutorial on general styling rules and conventions. Has a list of style guides for specific languages.

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Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years

Peter Norvig, the Director of Research at Google, suggests ways to develop programming ability and expertise. Includes recommendations for a first programming language.

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Six Ways to Write More Comprehensible Code

Article from Jeff Vogel, the president of Spiderweb Software, that uses a hypothetical computer game called Kill Bad Aliens as an example case for how to write clear, maintainable code.

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