Here Are The Top 5 Programming

Linux users have more text editors, IDEs, and command-line tools than a programmer can ever dream of, or rather put their hands on! There are simply too many choices. If you're looking for a free programming editor, that is just the right one for you, well look no further!

500 Free eBooks On Programming!

500 Free eBooks On Programming! Searching for a free ebook on programming? Look no more, here's bringing to you 500 ebooks for all your programming needs! Here we bring to you an uncategorized list ebooks on programming which are available for free download. The list covers books on all major programming languages including Ada, Assembly, C, C#, C++, CGI, JavaScript, Perl, Pascal, Haskell, Java, Lisp, PHP, Prolog, Python, Ruby, and many more. It also includes books on game programming and software engineering. So scroll down, pick, download, read and have fun! 001. The Design Patterns Java Companion        James W. Cooper |        Published in 1998, 218 pages 002. Thinking in Enterprise Java        Bruce Eckel et. al. | MindView, Inc.        Published in 2003 003. The Ugly JavaScript Book        John H. Keyes |        Published in 2001

Top Hacking Tools And Software

Hacking tools are available aplenty. Top hackers in the world today recommend hacking tools made for Linux and Windows operating systems. If you’re a hacker, then one of these tools would definitely suit your purpose. According to most, hacking tools for Linux are much more powerful than Windows systems. That said, here is a list of the best hacking tools available online.

23 Free eBooks On XML!

As we wrote earlier in our list of "top 10 Programming Languages that can get you hired", XML is one language that stands high on the priority of employers out there. So if you are willing to brush up your XML skills, here are 23 free ebooks to help you with.

Web Browser Battery Usage Compared, Internet Explorer Still On Top

Window weblog 7Tutorials has done another round of their web browser battery usage tests, and the results are pretty much the same as usual: Internet Explorer keeps your computer running longer.

Which version of Internet Explorer (Touch or Desktop) depends on your hardware, but on each machine, Internet Explorer came out ahead. In some cases, by a pretty big margin—for example, Chrome lasted nearly two hours shorter on a Toshiba tablet, and about an hour shorter on the Surface Pro 2.

Of course, that doesn't mean you should always use Internet Explorer, but if you're somewhere without an outlet, it may be worth a temporary switch. Check out 7Tutorial's most recent round of tests at the link below.