Microsoft has officially released Internet Explorer 6 for Windows, and is claiming full compliance with web standards DOM Level 1 and CSS1, as well as improved support for SMIL, SOAP, and "Microsoft XML," a binary parser for various XML-related technologies including XSLT and XPath.

Microsoft has no plans to port IE6 to platforms other than Windows. Not to worry: the standards support in IE6/Win is pretty much equivalent to what's been in IE5/Mac since March, 2000. (Some would say IE5/Mac's CSS support is still slightly better than that of IE6/Win.)
Nor should you forget Opera 5 for Linux/Solaris, BeOS, EPOC, OS/2, Mac OS, QNX, and Windows. Or Mozilla, for more platforms than we can list here. In short, there are standards-compliant options for everyone who uses a visual, desktop web browser.

Dynamic Drive
Collection of free DHTML and javascript scripts and resources. Menus, mouse trails, scrollers, the works. Heavy emphasis on DHTML.

Snitz Forums 2000
Snitz Forums 2000 is an interactive discussion environment that allows different people on the Internet or an Intranet to leave messages for each other, and then reply.

IBuySpy Developer
The IBuySpy Developer Solution Kits are scenario-focused, real world samples that demonstrate best practices for creating ASP.NET applications.

Internal Security & Acceleration Server
An unofficial resource guide for Internal Security & Acceleration Server.

RosettaNet
A self-funded, non-profit organization, RosettaNet is a consortium of major Information Technology, Electronic Components and Semiconductor Manufacturing companies working to create and implement industry-wide, open e-business process standards.

SWYNK
Supposedly the single largest independent resource for Microsoft .NET EnterpriseTM and Windows Server technologies.

BrainJar
Mike Hall has my favorite resource for anyone who wants to get the low-down on Javascript, DHTML, ASP, Java and more. Clean and full of great info.

Javascript.com
The ultimate Javascript guide on the web. Many cut and paste scripits.

Digital Web Magazine
One of my favorite online mags - Nick Finck and crew deliver the goods - articles, tutorials, reviews and more. Expand your grey matter each week with this gem.

A List Apart
Another Jeffrey Zeldman production. Chock-full of awesome articles, tips and resources by some of the web's finest folks. Cool guy, met him in Seattle last year.

Studio Seven Dreamweaver Resources
Al Sparber and team have created a killer Dreamweaver resource site. Full of tutorials, examples and new behaviors for you to download.

Toolzone
Get free cut-and-paste web chat rooms, sound players, java marquees, guestbooks and traffic counters at The Internet Toolzone.

the LINKZ - shocked resources
ENORMOUS links listing page of Flash, Shockwave and Webmaster related resources. Wow.

The Mining Company Web Design Guide
Great portal for all around web design and building issues. Tons of stuff here, something for everyone.

Webmonkey Design Resources
My favorite thing here is the 'Hot Tips' by a gaggle of designers. Tons of great information covering every aspect of web design.

Builder.com
Run by Cnet, everything under the sun for the web developer including discussion boards and lots of great articles and free scripts.

Flash Zone
Possibly the ultimate Flash resource anywhere.

Pointware
New entry into the world of web developer's resources - chock full of great articles, and links. Submit/announce your own news too!

SitePoint
This is one of my big favs - an all-around webmasters resource site with some great links collections, reviews and site-building resources. Great stuff here.

Yale C/AIM Web Style Guide
A well written and thorough treatise on solid web design principles, good user interface and site organization.

The Quintus Flash Index
A well-organized index of many Flash sites, including message boards and user comments listed for each site.

Web Sites that Work
From Roger Black's Interactive Bureau, a strong but somewhat short-sighted view of good web design principles. A lot of great tips, a few duds.

Were-here
Quite an extensive Flash 5 Resource, with a lot of in-depth "how-to" pages. Lots of great design links too.

Glassdog World Domination
Very hip site that discusses design, web as art, do's and don'ts, all within a clean and modern wrapper. Check this one out!

High Five
This site features a new site each month -- grading and analyzing the designs. Archives, tips and links to many web resources and excerpts from D. Siegel's 'Creating Killer Web Sites'.

Dmitry's Design Lab
Tons of great design instruction from this Russian designer who writes at WebReference.com.

Webword Usability Site
John Rhodes heads up this site's in-depth look at usability and interface issues.

Flashlite.net
Great tutorials and Flash info written by a variety of Flash artists. Updated frequently.

ASP101
ASP site with scripts for developers