Web programming references

September 21, 2006 6:59 AM

Web programmers take note, gotAPI is an excellent collection of searchable programming references wrapped up into a customizable interface.
posted by Roger Dodger (14 comments total)

That's fantastic!
posted by empath at 7:05 AM on September 21, 2006

Sweet! I wonder if they take suggestions.
posted by mkb at 7:17 AM on September 21, 2006

Very, very good, flagged.

Now let's hope they keep adding the references.
posted by hardcode at 7:17 AM on September 21, 2006

**hug**
posted by randomination at 7:35 AM on September 21, 2006

I love you MeFi.
posted by photodegas at 7:37 AM on September 21, 2006

Sheesh. Another one link FPP. Yanno, this is just so... (opens link) uh.... oh my... Nevermind.
posted by hal9k at 7:52 AM on September 21, 2006

Wow, this is great. This thing can pretty much replace several folders of bookmarks I've been keeping. Thank you!
posted by moss at 8:29 AM on September 21, 2006

This is awesome, I just sent it out to our whole support department. Now if they would just add ASP and ASP.NET it would be perfect!
posted by TungstenChef at 8:30 AM on September 21, 2006

Sounds like someone needs a little Ruby to wash that bitter taste out of his mouth.
posted by ewagoner at 8:44 AM on September 21, 2006

Superb! Capital! Wunderbar!!

(Thanks for this.)
posted by Skygazer at 9:01 AM on September 21, 2006

Woo!
posted by sciurus at 9:15 AM on September 21, 2006

Yes, this is a great site. thanks.

This is awesome, I just sent it out to our whole support department. Now if they would just add ASP and ASP.NET it would be perfect!

Now, if they would just remove ASP & Visual Basic from the face of the earth, the Web would be perfect! (VB - ack! ptoo! :) )

I'm using Java and C# (ASP.NET), and I like'em both. dot.NET is OK by me. Rails is a great platform in a second-string language (but I hate languages that use whitespace instead of braces anyways). I think the web programming future on the enterprise side is something equivalent to "Java on Rails" - an efficient platform in a more robust language.
posted by Artful Codger at 11:05 AM on September 21, 2006

Now, if they would just remove ASP & Visual Basic from the face of the earth, the Web would be perfect! (VB - ack! ptoo! :) )

Oh believe me, I agree completely. Too bad we can't choose what we have to support. :-(
posted by TungstenChef at 11:56 AM on September 21, 2006

"Considered Harmful" essays considered harmful.
posted by kenko at 1:48 PM on September 22, 2006