DHTML Links

Here are some other DHTML related sites I find useful. If you're looking for a good reference, tutorial, or example, try these...

Development News & Blogs

The Daily Report: Much-needed standards-based advocacy from Zeldman, with many interesting links.
A List Apart: Magazine for people who make websites.
Evolt: A community of website designers, who have written many interesting articles.
Simon Incutio: An interesting blog on all things Web-related.
Mezzoblue: Dave Shea's weblog; the creator of the CSS Zen Garden.

Reference / Tutorial Sites

ZVON: REALLY comprehensive set of references on CSS/XHTML/DOM/etc. Bookmark this one.
QuirksMode (PPK's Site): Lots of DOM/CSS compatibility resources and JavaScript information!
W3Schools: From the standards organisation, a series of free tutorials on almost all common web technologies.
JavaScript FAQTS: A massive database of JavaScript problems, ideas and solutions.
13th Parallel: Some excellent articles and standards-based code. A shame hasn't been updated recently.
WebFX: A nice site, with a fair amount of IE-only code, but it has some neat techniques.
JavaScript Kit: Clearly arranged JavaScript tips and tricks, DHTML tutorials.
Web Monkey: If you can stand the look, it's another good reference site, with some good JS info, and Thau's JS Tutorial is quite a good language tutorial.
DHTMLCentral: An excellent community site, with many scripts and articles.
Dynamic Duo: Good reference for DHTML in NS4 and IE4, but not updated for W3C DOM scripting. The original home of the DynAPI project.

The Horses' Mouths

MSDN Library: Microsoft's spin on DHTML, CSS and JS, well worth a browse. Look under 'Web Development' > 'Web Page Development', as well as 'Scripting'... this site is packed with information.
Netscape DevEdge: Netscape's developer site, has good Javascript and DHTML documentation.
The Mozilla Project: Web Developers: Much info on DOM-related issues, some good parts are the JS 1.5 Reference and the DOM Reference, an excellent introduction to DOM development.
Opera Specifications: Features supported by the Opera browser.

Ad-Free Servers

Not just free servers -- those don't count anymore, anyone can get a Tripod or Geocities account. These have to be ad-free -- no popups or banner ads. Try...

Orcon: a very fast New Zealand server. 10 megs, unlimited bandwidth, subdomains (yourname.orcon.net.nz), they're the old host of this site. Check them out!
Portland Communications: based in the UK, subdomains (yourname.port5.com), 10 megs, limited bandwidth, CGI including PHP.
FreeWebs: Up to 100 megs (supposedly), www.freewebs.com/yourname, extra features you can buy.
Free.fr: in French, so if you speak the lingo, you might be interested.
Web1000: These guys have recently gone ad-free for "certain categories of web sites", according to their front page, and they offer yourname.web1000.com.

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