Useful Developer Tools
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That tagline though. 10/10
Thanks for your suggestion, Enberg! I've added it :)
My Mac Setup
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npx add-gitignore
for adding a git ignore file to your project for a specific languageTejasQ / add-gitignore
An interactive CLI tool that adds a .gitignore to your projects.
add-gitignore
This tiny CLI script that generates a
.gitignore
file for your projects.Usage
You'll want to make sure you have NodeJS installed on your computer. Then, setup is as simple as:
npx add-gitignore
If you've got an older version of node that doesn't yet have npx, here's a more traditional setup:
npm i -g add-gitignore
add-gitignore macOS Emacs node # or whatever you need
Alternatively, running just
add-gitignore
gives you a nice multi-select interface from which you can choose what to ignore, and using the--help
flag helps you out.Special Thanks
I hope this makes your life easier.
Made with❤️ .
My Visual Studio Code Setup
Nick Taylor
Thanks, Taylor! I've added your suggestions in this post. Thanks again, and have a nice day.
jbt.github.io/markdown-editor/ for those who work with Markdown and GitHub which helps in seeing how it will be rendered GH-style.
Thanks for your suggestion, Berkmann! This will help a lot of people, including me.
You're welcome.
GitHub projects are a good substitute for Trello. Flexible enough and lets you organize where you are.
Thanks for sharing the list of useful web development tools as resources. I love your article. The best part of such articles is, that the writer spends a lot of time searching this stuff, and come up with the get that it has. Here is a website I would like to suggest
url-decode.com/
You must check it out. That website contains the tools related to decode and encode (URL, base64), to minify your HTML and CSS, number utilities, unit converter, developers, string utilities, converter, and IP tools as well under one domain. That will definitely help the users.
So useful and straight to the point. Thank you!!
Thanks, Camille!! Enjoy the post.
If you are using Visual Studio Code then consider Polaroid, it is similiar to Carbon :)
Thanks, Tuấn! I've added it to VSCode Extensions.
PostMan for rest APIs , maybe?
Of course, Gupta! I've added it. Thanks for your suggestion!
Great list man, Very useful. Thanks for sharing 😁
Good picks. Zeit Now Looks cool, I’m pretty happy with Netlify for deploying static sites via github/gitlab etc.
Great, Corker! I've added your suggestion to the post, thank you very much. :)
I use TinyPNG online service to compress JPEG or PNG files, Digital Ocean for deploying my apps, Namecheap to register domains and I started using the Cloudflare service to manage DNS settings.
Thanks for your suggestions, Martinez! I've added it :)
Thanks, i've been using some of these online tools on my daily activities. I also recommend another website with many useful Online Web Tools for developers and tech users.
Two tools I use almost on a daily basis: tinypng.com and jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/
Wow! svgomg is awesome. Thanks for the suggestions, i've added it to the post :)
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Thank you Lucas, I have found something similar for developers.
WebTools - Bookmarks.dev to manage dev bookmarks and code snippets.
Thanks for the list!
I always use dotrand.com to generate fake data for testing.
Its functionality and its UI are so good, I love the phone numbers generator most