External Resources

1. Standards

• World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the official standards body of the web.
  • Markup, the W3C site for HTML and XHTML.
  • Style, the W3C site for CSS and XSL.
  • Math, the W3C site for MathML.
  • Graphics, the W3C site for SVG and PNG.
  • Accessibility, the W3C site for accessibility.
  • Quality Assurance, the W3C site for best practices.
  • HTML Validator, a validation tool for HTML and XHTML.
  • CSS Validator, a validation tool for CSS style sheets.
• ECMA International, a standards organization dedicated to information and computer technology
  • ECMAScript, the standard version of JavaScript.

2. Tutorials

• W3Schools (not affiliated with W3C) is one of the best collection of tutorials on the web.
  • XHTML
  • XML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • SVG
  • HTML DOM
• Scalable Vector Graphics, a JOMA article on SVG by David Lane.

3. Software Tools

• Design Science
  • MathType, a WYSIWYG tool that can save math expressions as images, MathML, or LaTeX.
  • WebEQ, a suite of tools, including a WYSIWYG editor, and a publisher that can convert a simplified LaTeX-like input language into either MathML or images.
  • MathPlayer, the plug-in for displaying MathML in Internet Explorer.
• TtM, a TeX to MathML converter.
• LaTeX2HTML, a LaTeX to HTML converter.
• Inkscape, an open-source graphics editor that uses the SVG file format.