Content I've not the inclination to make proper sections for at this point in time.

• Adam
• Lana
• Mark
• Natalie
• Peter
• Trish

• Boycott-RIAA.com Outdated business models must die.
• Yayhooray! Was community for designer types.

Informative websites.

• A List Apart A must-read site for any web developer or author. Covers a wide range of topics from programming for the web, to quality of the content.
• ONJava Website produced by the premier computer book publisher. Has superb tutorials on many topics with extensive code samples.
• W3 Schools When reading the W3C specifications is not your thing, here you will find very readable digests for many web technologies.
• Webmonkey Another good place for web related tutorials.
• World Wide Web Consortium The web standards group.

Technical books I've read and liked.

• Applied Enterprise JavaBeans Technology by Kevin Boone A solid book on enterprise grade Java programming. The book provides in-depth analysis of language features and has detailed code examples. The author is very responsive to questions.
• Data Modeling Essentials 2nd Ed. A very good text on proper database schema design.
• JavaScript: The Definitive Guide A good way to start or to review JavaScript skills. The book has comprehensive index of JavaScript functions and objects.
• Just Java 2 5th Ed. A very good and encompassing introduction to the basics of Java programming. Coverage ranges from Java syntax to object oriented features to multi-threading, networking and GUI functionality of the language.
• More Servlets and JavaServer Pages Clear explanation of JSP and servlet programming. Chapters discuss everything from basic server configuration, application design, composition and deployment.