Are you a Web developer? Here's a set of highly recommended free and open source tools for you.While there are ample of
upcoming software from the camps of open source, the various projects on
JavaScript and Web development are definitely the ones to look forward
to. But amongst the simpleness, how to make choices and selections? Here are some list of
awesome and must try tools for web developers. Who knows they are just
the ones you were looking for!
1. Bootstrap
The front-end framework Bootstrap, is meant for web development and was initially released by Twitter in 2011. Its basic aim is to speed up the process of development. It uses the mobile-first approach to compile the codes to pure CSS. Bootstrap is a cross platform tool and works across the OS.
2. CodeMirror
The already popular browser based text editor CodeMirror, allows the Web devs to embed a code editor in their websites. This specially helps if one is making a website that delivers programming tutorials to the readers. Again a cross platform and OS Independent tool, it works on both desktop and mobile browsers.
3. ZURB Foundation
Again one of the most loved tools which is also very popular on GitHub. Quite rightly self-proclaimed, it is, "The most advanced responsive front-end framework in the world." The tool allows the web developers to quickly create sites for different platforms. It automatically adjusts the size and type of content basis the device being used for access. An OS Independent, cross platform tool.
4. Brackets
Though still in its initial version, this open source project from Adobe has already gone up the ladder of popularity on GitHub. It works directly with your browser to push code edits instantly and jump back and forth between your real source code and the browser view. And yes, its OS Independent and cross platform.
5. Ember.js
Amongst the whole lot of JavaScript frameworks for Web development, Ember pro-claims itself as "a framework for creating ambitious Web applications”. The website mentions that the tool is more productive out of the box and is built for productivity. Its friendly APIs help the developers to get theis job done fast. And like all this also is an OS Independent and cross platform tool!
1. Bootstrap
The front-end framework Bootstrap, is meant for web development and was initially released by Twitter in 2011. Its basic aim is to speed up the process of development. It uses the mobile-first approach to compile the codes to pure CSS. Bootstrap is a cross platform tool and works across the OS.
2. CodeMirror
The already popular browser based text editor CodeMirror, allows the Web devs to embed a code editor in their websites. This specially helps if one is making a website that delivers programming tutorials to the readers. Again a cross platform and OS Independent tool, it works on both desktop and mobile browsers.
3. ZURB Foundation
Again one of the most loved tools which is also very popular on GitHub. Quite rightly self-proclaimed, it is, "The most advanced responsive front-end framework in the world." The tool allows the web developers to quickly create sites for different platforms. It automatically adjusts the size and type of content basis the device being used for access. An OS Independent, cross platform tool.
4. Brackets
Though still in its initial version, this open source project from Adobe has already gone up the ladder of popularity on GitHub. It works directly with your browser to push code edits instantly and jump back and forth between your real source code and the browser view. And yes, its OS Independent and cross platform.
5. Ember.js
Amongst the whole lot of JavaScript frameworks for Web development, Ember pro-claims itself as "a framework for creating ambitious Web applications”. The website mentions that the tool is more productive out of the box and is built for productivity. Its friendly APIs help the developers to get theis job done fast. And like all this also is an OS Independent and cross platform tool!
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