Best of Tools — May 2022
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Product Hunt·4y
IT Tools - Collection of handy online tools for devs, with great UX
IT Tools is a free and open-source collection of handy online tools for developers & people working in IT. It includes a token generator, case converter, base converter QR code generator, Git cheatsheet, lorem ipsum generator, ... and many more.
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Hashnode·4y
7 Free Terminal Tools and Emulators to Boost Development Productivity
The terminal has been around for decades and is an essential part of a developer's toolbox. I've noticed that there have been a ton of new tools and emulators popping up into the terminal ecosystem. It has been exciting to see that the terminal is still getting some love even after all these years. This list will contain the top terminal tools andEmulators ranging from battle-tested veterans to the new kids on the block.
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Smashing Magazine·4y
You Don’t Need A UI Framework — Smashing Magazine
Josh Comeau is a software developer, educator, amateur pianist, and cat person. He’s spent the past few years working as a software engineer for orgs like Khan … More about Josh. Email Newsletter Your (smashing) email Weekly tips on front-end & UX.
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Hacker Noon·4y
API Testing Without Postman?
Hoppscotch is a lightweight, web-based API development suite. It was built from the ground up with ease of use and accessibility in mind. It is free to use and as an added perk completely Open Source. But if you will try to use it some restrictions could be found.
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Super designer - Design tools that give you super powers
Super designer is a collections of simple design tools to create unique designs in a a few clicks. Generate unique backgrounds, patterns, shapes, colors & images for social media, websites, apps and more. Super designer is available in English, Spanish, German, French and Italian.
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Dev Genius·4y
Vue vs React in 2022: What to Choose and When
Vue and React are among the most fast-evolving technologies for frontend development. There are many factors to explain their popularity among business owners and developers. In this blog, we will try to compare Vue.js vs React.js, taking into account their differences and similarities.
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Hacker News·4y
PowerToys - 11 awesome features Microsoft won’t add to Windows
PowerToys is an open-source project run by Microsoft and is a set of Windows utilities. It includes features like a Windows Manager, batch renaming tools, a colour picker and a launcher, similar to that of Mac OS’s Spotlight feature. At the time of writing, it has 11 features overall which I will break down below.
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The New Stack·4y
What Made GoLang So Popular? The Language’s Creators Look Back
Go was created by five Google engineers in 2009. The language is now widely used in the cloud. Go’s creators look back at what made it so popular. They point to its focus on “the overall environment” where software projects get engineered. They also credit its support for concurrency and parallelism.
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Web Tools Weekly·4y
CSS Tools, JS Utilities, JSON, Databases
The URL API is a modern upgrade on what the Location object was doing. Once a URL is generated (e.g. using the URL() constructor), you'll have the following extra features: URLURL. username - This allows you to include a username as part of the URL, for a private login. URL.password - Same as URL. username , now deprecated on Location but available on the URL object. URL searchParams - Allows you to access individual parameters in a query string.
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JS Utilities, Build Tools, React
The Story of Asynchronous JavaScript is a 10-minute video from the folks over at UI.dev. The video explains how we got to where we are today with the new ECMAScript feature Async/await. It also covers the history of callback functions and how they led to more complex code with callback hell.
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C# Corner·4y
Top Three VS Code Extensions Worth The Money
GitLive is a peer-to-peer code streaming platform for VS Code and JetBrains. It has real-time features such as online presence for team members and instant merge conflict detection. Code Time is an Open Source plugin for automatic programming metrics and time tracking in Visual Studio Code.
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8 Things Developers Don't Like About Low-Code and No-Code
Low-code and no-code (LC/NC) tool makers are facing an uphill battle trying to convince people, especially professional developers, to use or even just try their tools and platforms. A few platforms have made inroads into this market, but the majority of software development is undoubtedly still done by professionals writing code.
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DZone·4y
How to Find a Vulnerability in a Website
Website owners consider scalability and high performance to be supreme. The changing threat landscape requires security to be an equally crucial consideration. The first step to securing a vulnerable website is to identify application vulnerabilities and then take corrective actions to mitigate them. In this article, we explore how to find a vulnerability in a website and the importance of comprehensive website assessment.
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Developer.com·4y
DevSecOps Tools List [2022]
DevOps combines the development (Dev) and operations (Ops) phases of the SDLC, managing them as a single, integrated workflow. Through DevOps, teams can take advantage of task and process automation, increase development and scalability speed, and issue software releases frequently. Here are some of the best of the bunch.
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Ionic Blog·4y
Fantastic Mobile Dev Tools, and Where to Find Them!
As a web developer first jumping into mobile development with Capacitor, the mobile ecosystem can be a bit overwhelming. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with a list of 6 excellent mobile dev tools that you can use to help take your development to the next level. These tools are some that greatly speed up development and testing time.
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