Zach Frey's Technical Resources

In keeping with my pathological eclecticism, I have put together an eclectic collection of references.

My References:

• Some HTML/Web development notes.
• X is the standard Unix/Linux graphical environment.
• I've had to evaluate accounting software as part of my job.
• Links for control engineering.
• Zope looks like a very neat object-oriented Web development system.
• CORBA is a standard, vendor-neutral way to build distributed object systems.
• The GNU project -- free (speech and beer) software.
• Emacs -- not just an editor, but a religion and way of life as well!
• The GNOME desktop environment
• Java -- not a drink, but an incredibly hyped programming language!
• Linux -- "World domination, fast!"
• The Borg of Redmond
• Note on MS Office.
• I work with a number of real-time operating systems
• Tcl/Tk is a very nice scripting language
• The Unified Modelling Language looks interesting.
• Unix -- "Here's a nickel, kid. Buy yourself a real computer."
• XML -- generic data modelling, on the Web and everywhere else soon, too.
• Some notes and references on user interfaces.
• I'm starting to have to deal with databases.
• Of course, Y2K was on everybody's mind ...
• The Computer Virus Myths page is fun.
• Notes on Setting up a Linux FAX server.
• Jeremy Zawodny's Blog