When learning CS, there are some useful sites you must know to always be updated about your technologies even better and learn new things. Here are some tools you should have under your belt (or at least know about), even if you might’ve never heard of them! They could save you later on...
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>>sitepoint.com
A community for web designers and developers to discuss everything web development from HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Photoshop, SEO, and more
>>codenewbie.org
Code Newbie is the most supportive community of programmers and people learning to code. You can also listen to podcast stories from the people on their coding journey.
>>scotch.io
Eat, sleep, code, repeat. Fun and practical web development. It is a web development blog discussing all things programming, development, web and life. It provides high quality and easy to understand content for web developers.
>>foundation.mozilla.org
A framework for entry-level web literacy & 21st Century skills, which also provides access to teaching activities sorted by category.
>>edabit.com
Edabit is great for beginners looking to practice their coding skills daily by solving bite-sized challenges. They provide software engineers with small challenges that help them advance their skills quickly. With levels ranging from very easy to expert, Edabit has more than 10,000 coding challenges to choose from.
>>dev.tube
Enjoy the best technical videos and share it with friends, colleagues, and the world. This is the place where you will find YouTube videos from conferences collected by developers for developers.
>>codebeautify.org
CodeBeautify is an online script editor, beautifier, minifier, converter of JSON, XML, HTML, CSS, RSS etc, Data Convertor, String/Number Functionalities. There are so many tools, just check them out.
>>overapi.com
A site collecting all the cheatsheets, all!
>>minifier.org
Enables the user to minify short piece of JavaScript and CSS codes with just one click. It removes whitespace, strips comments, combines files, and optimizes/shortens a few common programming patterns. And it comes with a huge test suite.
>>balsamiq.com
It is a web-based user interface design tool for creating wireframes (sometimes called mockups or low-fidelity prototypes). You can use it to generate digital sketches of your idea or concept for an application or website, to facilitate discussion and understanding before any code is written.
>>responsinator.com
A free to use tool where you can check the responsiveness of your website for the latest devices.
>>designmodo.com
Apart from other features like email template maker, Designmodo offers responsive web design testing. Designmodo also provides articles, tutorials and industry news about trends and techniques.
Do you know more free resources like these, then please comment down below 👇🏻
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