Web development is constantly evolving at an astounding pace every single day. It poses a huge challenge to keep a track of new tools, libraries, f...
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Don't forget Dev.to
He replaced it with hashnode.com :( ... Seriously @nikhiltyagi04 ?
Dev.to is also helping alot. :) Will surely add it in my next blog. :)
Well there is freecodecamp medium, Canva a design tool for your pictures and poster needs and lastly Figma a design tool similar to Sketch that you can design in either mac, windows or linux for free.
Adobe Spark Post is good alternative to Canva
I also love Evernote for note taking!
I love Brackets. It's more of a text than a code editor. It's very fast and search/replace works fine - that's pretty much all I need to code.
It's excellent for beginner front end developers, but once you move on to back end and you need to rely on build tools (think Java/Gradle, ASP.NET Core, Node.js/NPM), you will outgrow brackets and need to use VS Code or a top level IDE where you can keep track of build scripts, use integrated debuggers and terminals, and jump from file to file by class/function definitons.
I didn't know about renderforest.com it is what i was looking for ... thanks
Nice collection! Never even heard of Freepic and Vecteezy - will check these out for sure.
go to freepik. Search for landing page and you can get hundreds of premium quality vector illustrations for free. You can download .eps file and tweak it in illustrator or convert them to svg. freepik.com/search?format=search&p...
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Great article. This will be extremely helpful for me as I'm just starting to dive deeper into full stack development. There are so many tools here I didn't even think to look for. Thank you!
Super useful list @nikhiltyagi04 , thanks. I would add NewReleases for release tracking. Disclaimer: I made it, for my own needs, and expanded it a bit based on user feedback.