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Table of Contents Links Table of contents 1 Multimedia................................................................................................................... 2 2 hvanbelle-sites.............................................................................................................. 2 3 Search........................................................................................................................... 2 4 News.............................................................................................................................3 5 Programming................................................................................................................ 3 5.1 General.....................................................................................................................3 5.2 Ruby.........................................................................................................................3 5.3 Perl........................................................................................................................... 3 5.4 Java.......................................................................................................................... 3 5.5 Java Netbeans...........................................................................................................4 5.6 Apache..................................................................................................................... 4 5.7 WebSphere...............................................................................................................4 6 Operating Systems........................................................................................................4 7 Net................................................................................................................................ 4 8 Astronomy.................................................................................................................... 5 9 Robotics........................................................................................................................5 10 Physics........................................................................................................................ 5 11 Fun.............................................................................................................................. 5 12 A.I............................................................................................................................... 5 13 Tools........................................................................................................................... 5 14 Puzzles........................................................................................................................ 6 15 Games......................................................................................................................... 6 16 Others..........................................................................................................................6 Copyright © 2002-2012 hvanbelle All rights reserved. Links Note: Your can find all sort of web-links here 1. Multimedia • http://www.vrt.be/ VRT • http://www.een.be/ Een • http://www.canvas.be/ Canvas • http://www.ketnet.be/ Ketnet • http://www.radio1.be/ Radio1 • http://radio2.be/ Radio2 • http://www.klara.be/ Klara • http://www.donna.be/ Donna • http://www.stubru.be/ Studio Brussel • http://www.rvi.be/ Radio Vlaanderen Internationaal • http://www.sporza.be/ Sporza • http://www.deredactie.be/ Deredactie • http://teletekst.canvas.be/ Teletekst • http://www.vijftv.be/ Vijf TV • http://www.vtm.be/ VTM • http://www.vt4.be/ VT4 • http://www.2be.be/ 2BE • http://www.vitaya.be/ Vitaya 2. hvanbelle-sites • http://www.vanbellenet.be/ Home page • http://hvanbelle.googlepages.com/home -- Google pages • http://hvanbelle.blogspot.com/ -- Blog • http://sites.google.com/site/hvanbelle/ -- hvanbelle google site • http://hvanbelle.photoshop.com/ -- hvanbelle photoshop pages • http://picasaweb.google.com/hvanbelle/ -- hvanbelle picasaweb pages • http://hvanbelle.appspot.com/ -- hvanbelle appspot • http://vanbellenet.appspot.com/ -- vanbellenet appspot • http://hvanbelle.tiddlyspot.com/ -- wiki-hvanbelle • http://vanbelleh.tiddlyspot.com/ -- wiki-vanbelleh 3. Search • Map24 -- Map24 - digital map • Telenet -- The Telenet web page • Zita -- The Zita web page • TV Programma's -- Nu op TV • Yahoo -- The Yahoo web page • Google -- The Google web page • dmoz -- open directory project • Advalvas -- The Advalvas web page • WikipediA -- The Free Encyclopedia. • AcronymFinder -- Acronyms and Abbreviations • Dictionary -- Dictionary - Translation • Spurl.net -- Bookmarks store • Whatsmyip -- What is my IP? Page 2 Copyright © 2002-2012 hvanbelle All rights reserved. Links 4. News • VNUNET -- Your daily ICT-connection • SYS-CON Media -- The World's Leading i-Technology Magazine Publisher • AppleInsider -- AppleInsider 5. Programming 5.1. General • Pleac -- PLEAC - Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook • Builder.com -- Beyond the code • Oreillynet.com -- Oreilly Network - The source for open and emerging technologies • MySQL.com -- The World's Most Popular Open Source Database • Gnome.org -- Gnome is... Computing made easy • OpenNTF -- The Lotus Notes/Domino Open Source Community • ITtoolbox -- Knowledge, People, and Tools for the IT Industry • Oracle -- Oracle - Technology Network • W3C Markup Validation -- W3C Markup Validation Service • Advanced Bash-Scripting HOWTO -- Advanced Bash-Scripting HOWTO • SourceForge.net -- SourceForge.net - Projects • Opensources Support -- Open Source Support knowledge base • c't Magazine-- Magazine voor computer techniek 5.2. Ruby • Ruby -- Ruby A Programmer's Best Friend • Programming Ruby -- The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide • Ruby for Mac OS X -- Introduction to Ruby for Mac OS X • Ruby on Rails -- Web development that does't hurt • Learning Ruby • Encountering Ruby • Ruby User's Guide 5.3. Perl • Perl.com -- Oreilly perl.com - The source for Perl • CPAN -- CPAN - Comprehensive Perl Archive Network • Perl.org -- Perl Mongers - The Perl advocacy people • UsePerl.org -- use Perl - All the Perl That's Practical to Extract and Report • Perltk.org -- Perl/Tk - The central point for Perl/Tk archives • Perl -- Perl 5 by Example 5.4. Java • Java.Sun -- The Source for Java Technology • Java.net -- The Source for Java Technology Collaboration • Java Studio Creator -- Java Studio Creator At a Glance • JavaPractices -- Collected Java Practices • Java Developers Almanac -- The Java Developers Almanac Technology • Developers.Sun -- Sun Microsystems - The Source for Developers • Jad central -- JAD CENTRAL -- Helping You Build Better JAVA Page 3 Copyright © 2002-2012 hvanbelle All rights reserved. Links Applications • onjava.com -- The Independent Source for Enterprise Java • Eclipse -- A project aiming to provide a universal toolset for development • The Aquarium -- A blog that has nothing to do with fish... but everything to dot with Open Source Java EE, XML, SOA and more... 5.5. Java Netbeans • Netbeans -- The Project that Develops NetBeans IDE/Platform • Planet Netbeans -- Planet NetBeans is an aggregation of NetBeans related musings • Netbeans Flash Demos -- Flash Demos of NetBeans 5.6. Apache • Apache.org -- The Apache Software Foundation • Apache Tomcat -- The Apache Tomcat Project • Apache Geronimo -- The Apache Geronimo Project • Apache Forrest -- The Apache Forrest Project • Apache Lenya -- The Apache Lenya Project • Apache Cocoon -- The Apache Cocoon Project • Apache Portals -- The Apache Portals Project • Apache Jakarta -- The Apache Jakarta Project • Apache Lucene -- The Apache Lucene Project • Apache SpamAssassin -- The Apache SpamAssassin Project 5.7. WebSphere • WebSpherePower magazine 6. Operating Systems • LDP -- The Linux Documentation Project • LinuxHQ -- The Linux Information Headquarters • Linuxbase.org -- Standardizing The Penguin • Kernel.org -- The Linux Kernel Archives • LinuxISO.org -- Fresh ISOs, just like mom used to burn • Linux Pagina be -- Linux Pagina • LinuxLinks -- The Linux Portal • Linux Belgium -- De Belgische Linux StartSite • Gentoo -- Gentoo Linux • Unix -- Unix Rosetta stone • Sun Solaris -- Solaris Operating System • opensolaris -- The OpenSolaris Project • Mac OS X Tiger -- Mac OS X Tiger • Mac OS X Leopard -- Mac OS X Leopard • Apple Developer Connection -- Apple Developper Connection • MacWorld -- The Apple, Mac, iPod, and iPhone Experts 7. Net • World Wide Web Consortium -- Leading the Web to Its Full Potential... • XHTML slide show -- Slide Show in xhtml • RIPE Network NCC -- The RIPE Network Coordination Centre Page 4 Copyright © 2002-2012 hvanbelle All rights reserved. Links • Hoaxbusters -- CIAC Hoax Pages 8. Astronomy • ESA -- European Space Agency • NASA -- National Aeronautics and Space Administration • KMI -- Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium • Royal Observatory of Belgium • Volkssterrenwacht Mira • StarDate • sky-map.org 9. Robotics • Isaac Asimov -- Isaac Asimov Home Page • Robots.net -- The place to read the lastest news on personal and industrial robotics • Robotic Trends -- Robotics Trends - Robotic Technology That Assists, Entertains and Protects Us • Lego Mindstorms -- Lego Mindstorms - Robotics • Robotics Megagiant Laboratory -- Robotics Megagiant Laboratory • Robotics Online -- Robotics Online • Robotics.com -- Arrick Robotics • The Robotics Institute -- Carnegie Mellon - The Robotics Institute • JPL Robotics -- Jet Propultion Laboratory - Robotics 10. Physics •
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