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Resources

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Pair Programming (aka Extreme Programming)

Extreme Programming in General
Wired article on extreme programming
CACM article on pair programming
Extreme Programming in College
A study showing the benefits of using pair programming in teaching CS
More resources
www.pairprogramming.com

C++ and the Standard Template Library (STL)

C++
Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ Page
C++ FAQ
Boost Free C++ Libraries. Some free C++ library code, including pointer management classes that go beyond what you can do with auto_ptr.
C++ Tip-of-the-Day. Provides useful discussion of C++ dos and don'ts.
C++ Guru of the Week. Has regular C++ technical questions to keep you on your toes, with answers to previous weeks' question.
Standard Template Library (STL)
SGI STL Index
Dinkumware STL Index
A Modest STL Tutorial
STLport Enhanced SGI STL
Dr. Dobb's Journal interview with Alexander Stepanov (key designer of the STL)

Useful Links

General Computer Science
Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (North American Mirror)

Interesting Links

Unix
The Elements Of Style: UNIX As Literature
The Rise of “Worse is Better” (Richard Gabriel)
History of UNIX (Ritchie, 1979)

Writing

Harvey Mudd's Writing Center
Style Guides
Jack Lynch, Guide to Grammar and Style
The Curmudgeon's Style Book
Paul Brians' Common Errors in English
William Strunk's The Elements of Style (1918)
Grammar, Punctuation, and Capitalization—A Handbook for Technical Writers and Editors (NASA)
The Chicago Manual of Style FAQ
Beyond the MLA Handbook (Harnack/Kleppinger)
Citing Sites (from the above site)
alt.usage.english FAQ
HyperGrammar
On-Line English Grammar
Guide to Grammar and Writing
Frequently Asked Questions about English, Series 1 and 2
Dictionaries
Merriam–Webster Online Dictionary

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