Essential XML Quick Reference looks at mainstream XML technologies and serves as a thorough quick reference that answers the most common XML-related technical questions. It provides complete coverage of each topic along with plenty of meaningful examples.
Servlets and JSP: the J2EE Web Tier covers how to install a Servlet/JSP environment and what is in the JSP 2.0, Servlet 2.4, and JSTL 1.0 specs. The book also covers state management, design patterns, internationalization support, multi-client design, Java database connectivity, and more.
Advanced Visual Basic 6
Matthew Curland
Essential XML Quick Reference
Aaron Skonnard
Component Development for the Java Platform
Stuart Halloway
Essential COM
Don Box
Developing Applications with Visual Studio.NET
Richard Grimes
C# Primer
Stan Lippman
Essential XML: Beyond MarkUp
Don Box
VB.NET Core Classes in a Nutshell
Budi Kurniwan
ASP Internals
Jon Flanders
Essential ADO.NET
Bob Beauchemin
Debugging Windows Programs
Everett McKay
C# in a Nutshell
Peter Drayton
ServerBased Java Programming
Ted Neward
ATL Internals
Brent Rector
Transactional COM+
Timothy Ewald
Java Rules
Douglass Dunn
Effective Visual Basic
Ted Pattison
Programming Windows Security
Keith Brown
Essential IDL
Martin Gudgin
Essential ASP.NET with Examples in Visual Basic.NET
Fritz Onion
Essential ASP.NET with Examples in C#
Fritz Onion
Perfect XML
.NET 247 resource site
DM's .NET Web Mailing List
Terrarium
DM's DOTNET Mailing List
DM's Webservices Applications List
XML.com
DM's Webservices Futures Mailing List
The Jakarta Project
DM's SOAP Mailing List
Microsoft .NET Homepage
MSDN Magazine
xmlhack.com
Microsoft GotDotNet Site
Microsoft .NET ECMA Working Documents
DM's DIME Mailing List
DM's DOTNET-ADVOCACY Mailing List
W3C XML
Microsoft's Web Services
XML-DEV
XML.org