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5 More Websites With Sample Codes For Programmers!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Searching for more sample codes for your programming project? Here are 5 more places to look.This is very useful for programming language. 


1. Planet Source Code

This is one website, which shares a love hate relationship with every user. The website in terms of design is disturbing especially its very tiny font menu listing and advertisements spattered randomly all over the page. But, if you know where all to look for, the website is an awesome library of extremely useful sample codes. You can select the programming language of your choice at top where the option reads, “To start, just choose:” and here you go! The website carries coders for almost every major language.

2. GNU and The Free Software Directory

If you are looking for Open Source codes, then this website is definitely one that you cannot miss. Free Software Directory is directly from the home page of GNU. The amazing directory includes a list of free software from various categories like database, games, audio and video, graphics, email, Internet apps, communications and much more.

3. Google Code

This is Google's platform for open source codes, Google Code is a place where you can find codes from a vast range of categories like Python, JavaScript, Django, Web, Google, Java, AJAX, Rails, PlugIn, Android, CplusPlus, MySQL, DotNet, Game, AppEngine, PHP, Flash, jQuery, Database, GWT and much more.

4. Happy coding

This is another neat website to find sample codes. The directory is vast and you can find codes from various categories like C++, visual basic, open source codes, ASP, PHP, C, various program samples, projects samples, java samples, hashtable, constructor, xml, database applications and much more.

5. DevArticles

Favorite of many niche programmers, DevArticles is indeed one of the most well embraced directories of sample codes. You will be astonished by the vast range of software categories available here, which also includes the rare ones like including Flash, embedded tools, and mobile Linux! 
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