Instead of harping on a popular framework, I want to highlight some niche web-based tools I find myself going back to far too often. It's usually for things I don’t do often enough or when I get stuck on a particularly niche aspect of something.
Crontab time formatter: crontab.guru/ CSS entity conversion calculator: evotech.net/articles/testjsentitie... Regex tool: regexr.com/ Testing website readiness: varvy.com/ (previously feedthebot.com) The “what the hell does this command do?” for command line: explainshell.com/ htaccess tester: htaccess.madewithlove.be/ Free online lossless image compressor: kraken.io/ Parse your css (for fun?): cssstats.com/ Collect a user’s browser info: yourbrowser.is/
Crontab.guru is a really good one.
Whoa, Varvy looks pretty sweet!
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Instead of harping on a popular framework, I want to highlight some niche web-based tools I find myself going back to far too often. It's usually for things I don’t do often enough or when I get stuck on a particularly niche aspect of something.
Crontab time formatter: crontab.guru/
CSS entity conversion calculator: evotech.net/articles/testjsentitie...
Regex tool: regexr.com/
Testing website readiness: varvy.com/ (previously feedthebot.com)
The “what the hell does this command do?” for command line: explainshell.com/
htaccess tester: htaccess.madewithlove.be/
Free online lossless image compressor: kraken.io/
Parse your css (for fun?): cssstats.com/
Collect a user’s browser info: yourbrowser.is/
Crontab.guru is a really good one.
Whoa, Varvy looks pretty sweet!