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Stack Overflow↗
A language-independent collaboratively edited question and answer site for programmers. Questions and answers displayed by user votes and tags.
CodeProject↗
Free source code and tutorials for Software developers and Architects.; Updated: 11 Nov 2015.
WebDeveloper↗
WebDeveloper.com Forums, Where Web Developers and Designers Learn How to Build Web Sites, Program in HTML, Java and JavaScript and More!
Dream in Code↗
Articles, tutorials, and forums for web developers and programmers.
CodingForums↗
Web coding and development forums. Discuss JavaScript, PHP, CGI, general web building.
Site Owners Forums↗
Forum for webmasters, web developers, designers and programmers. Featuring discussions on page layout, web site promotion, and money making issues.
Goodselects↗
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Stack Overflow↗
A language-independent collaboratively edited question and answer site for programmers. Questions and answers displayed by user votes and tags.
CodeProject↗
Free source code and tutorials for Software developers and Architects.; Updated: 11 Nov 2015.
WebDeveloper↗
WebDeveloper.com Forums, Where Web Developers and Designers Learn How to Build Web Sites, Program in HTML, Java and JavaScript and More!
Dream in Code↗
Articles, tutorials, and forums for web developers and programmers.
CodingForums↗
Web coding and development forums. Discuss JavaScript, PHP, CGI, general web building.
Site Owners Forums↗
Forum for webmasters, web developers, designers and programmers. Featuring discussions on page layout, web site promotion, and money making issues.
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