What is your favorite technological blugs and web sites

[ben josh]

Hello all
Just wander what is your favorite Tech blugs or web sites
Something that you visit on regular basis ?
my is :
www.dzone.com

[fred rosenberger]

Well, I have codetojoy.blogspot.com on my bloglines feed. It's written by a friend of mine.

[Pat Farrell]

you mean after slashdot.com, digg.com and engadget.com?

[Arvind Mahendra]

I visit javaranch.com quite alot. . A little too much if you ask me

[Nicholas Jordan]

My favorites fodler holds 137 files, runs 30 kilobytes.

If you want a listing I can maybe write something in java that will do a File.list(); but that would be a short listing taken vis-a-vis the several hundred folders in eight or ten roots that constitute normal workspace.

I just use the favorites folder as a shortcut when I am in a hurry and do not have time to archive something.

I consider working the human mind-field to be the real favorite.

[Ulf Dittmer]

Mac Orchard
Cafe au lait
Cafe con leche
MacInTouch
Slashdot
java.net
TheServerSide
Heise Online (in German)
JavaRanch (obviously)

[Jim Yingst]

Ye gods. How hard is to to provide links? Yes, I can google, along with every other moderately tech-savvy reader. But the net wastefulness of numberOfAllReaders * timeToGoogle is appalling compared to 1 (the number of people referring obliquely to a particular site) * timeToGoogleWithoutClickingOnASimpleLinkWhichAnyModeratelyIntelligentPersonShouldHaveProvidedInTheFirstPlace. Come on, give us direct links to those sites you think are cool.
[ January 14, 2008: Message edited by: Jim Yingst ]

[Nicholas Jordan]

Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
Ye gods. How hard is to to provide links?

Not difficult:

Mac Orchard

Cafe au lait

Cafe con leche

MacInTouch

java.net

TheServerSide

Heise Online

[fred rosenberger]

Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
Ye gods. How hard is to to provide links? Yes, I can google, along with every other moderately tech-savvy reader. But the net wastefulness of numberOfAllReaders * timeToGoogle is appalling compared to 1 (the number of people referring obliquely to a particular site) * timeToGoogleWithoutClickingOnASimpleLinkWhichAnyModeratelyIntelligentPersonShouldHaveProvidedInTheFirstPlace. Come on, give us direct links to those sites you think are cool.

Apparently, Jim has the opposite mind-set from these folks
(Caution - this may trip your work's filter for language)

[Jim Yingst]

Hm, reading my post above again, it sounds a lot crankier than I intended it. I went back and put in a couple smilies to better reflect that.

[Nicholas Jordan]

Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
Hm, reading my post above again, it sounds a lot crankier than I intended it. I went back and put in a couple smilies to better reflect that.

I'll take the heat, I did not find your post ( personally focused ) nor objectionable even slightly, but since this is Mean ( ingless ) Drivel we can Ignore the Buddy ( whom I do not have the courage to add to my buddy list ) and focus on the ingless part ( don't worry folks - these guys are smart enough to see where I am going with this )

I tried to pm you some additional thoughts, but your pm is full. Do you need help coming up with those handy labels ? I would have used random strings from a open-wire randomizer page but I thought since at least the ( deleted post ) labels had recognizable human concepts that would be easier than scurrying around looking for MindFields that readers can just wander into.

I guess we could wonder about some favorite technological blugs and web sites so we don't lose the original poster's intent.

[manju shankar]

i like devx.com
n javaranch

[Oggi Olli]

- http://www.planetjava.org/
- ItToolBox
- Eclipse Zone

...amongst others

[Srikanth Raghavan]

My favorite: www.codinghorror.com/blog.

-- Srikanth

[Marc Peabody]

A great blog article written recently:
Top 5 Attributes of Highly Effective Programmers

[Joachim Rohde]

Additionaly to some of the mentioned sites, I visit those regulary:
Highscalability
Planet Netbeans
Planet Apache

And from time to time:
http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/ from Werner Vogels
SE Radio (great podcasts)

[Mapraputa Is]

Nobody mentioned Steve Yegge's blog?