John Armstrong’s blog contains a category(!) devoted to Category Theory, and the topic to me seems fascinating. Here is a wikibook which is an introduction to Category Theory. I will explore more of it some time soon. Also, David Ellerman has a webpage containing some useful information on and/or applications of categories.
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