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I've been searching for a nice complete list showing all the different verb classes (strong, weak, mixed) but couldn't find anything.

Can someone point me to a good online resource?

They should be divided by class and if possible with indications about exceptions. Bonus points if other "features" are included (such as conjugation, etc.).

It doesn't matter how they are listed, as long as I can understand which class they belong to.

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I've found this too, although the verb class is not specified: Deutsche Verben – Alenanno May 28 '11 at 12:01

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Wiktionary has dedicated categories:

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One thing I noticed: If I click the first "German class 1 strong verbs" it points me to weak verbs? – Alenanno May 28 '11 at 11:33
My bad, fat fingers. Thanks @Tim. – RegDwight♦ May 28 '11 at 11:39
@Tim: Thanks, and @Reg don't worry :D +1 and accepted, since I think it's the most complete resource around. – Alenanno May 28 '11 at 11:44
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I found Canoo.net a valuable resource for German grammar. For example, see Flexionsklassen for strong/weak verbs.

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Nice thing, I'll check it out! :D +1 – Alenanno May 28 '11 at 12:46
Your site turned out to be very useful! :) – Alenanno May 28 '11 at 15:00

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