Make changes faster Save time on edits and avoid re-deploying your codebase. Save hours on back-and-forth editing, testing, and repeatedly uploading code over over. Instead, browse your site and change content and code as you go. No need to remember where anything is in your codebase or a dashboard, because it’s editable directly from your […]
READ MOREWeb developers, need some help to ease your design process? Here are 18 free code editors you can try! Check out these free code editors and choose the ones that have the best features for you. Each one of them has something special and different, so find the perfect match for your work. Here they are! […]
READ MOREFor some of my tutorials, I use the Atom Code Editor. It’s not as easy as Coda, but it does provide a LOT more flexibility in terms of configuration and customization. Over the last couple of years, I’ve collected a handful of useful tips and tricks for dialing in the perfect Atom environment. Well, perfect […]
READ MOREWhen you’re new to coding, it can be intimidating to watch other experienced developers – and even the Treehouse Teachers – coding. With the weekly LiveCoding series, Kenneth humanizes the process of coding by sharing and explaining the process of coding an entirely new project from start to finish LIVE on YouTube. Join Kenneth to […]
READ MOREWe often get asked about what’s the best code editor for modifying WordPress files? Well you can use any plain text editor such as NotePad, however there are better editors out there with features like syntax highlighting, advanced find and replace, FTP integration, etc. In this article, we will show you some of the best […]
READ MOREBootPress is a content management system that has all of the features you would expect and hope for, but without any of the bloat or complexity you have come to expect and coped with, until now! BootPress is simple. All you have to manage are files, and only one file per page at that. You […]
READ MOREAlright, we’ve gone through the first quarter of 2014, let’s head on to the fourth month of the year. This round, April 2014, we have a framework for building WordPress theme, and one for building mobile app. We will take a look at a new code editor from Github here briefly, and a very cool […]
READ MORECheck out Brackets Sprint 24 I don’t normally do a blog post for new Brackets releases, but I wanted to specifically call out the most recent release, Sprint 24. From the web site, this release includes: New Quick View: Use your mouse to hover over color, gradient and image values for an in-editor preview. […]
READ MORECollaborating with Codassium Image: codassium.com. It’s still going to be some time before WebRTC technology starts to deliver cool apps, but even today developers are quickly moving from the realm of cool WebRTC experiments, like the Mozilla/Google phone call demo, to useful apps like Codassium. WebRTC is a proposed standard — currently being refined by […]
READ MOREModern trends and webapps have dramatically changed the way web developers can build. Obviously you need some type of IDE to code new files and save them for deployment. But what about just testing your code snippets? There are more tools available now than ever before! In this article I want to outline 15 interesting […]
READ MOREWeb Design Ledger have put together a list of free web developer software that we all need, from code editors, to FTP clients, download them now or let us know what you use. Lots of freeware is available on the Internet for download. You can find programs for both OSX and Windows for designing and […]
READ MORECheck out Light Table, a Code Editor with a difference, as .Net Magazine will explain. Having successfully completed Kickstarter funding in June this year, IDE Light Table has now been rewritten from the ground up, resulting in a sleeker, more robust foundation on which to build. According to co-founder Rob Attorri, Light Table was created […]
READ MORESocial Coding is becoming a latest tool in the web developers arsenal, and with the following twenty Online coding tools at your disposal, you have no excuse not to dive in and have a go. Pair programming, social coding, collaborative development. Whatever you want to call it, there’s been an explosion of tools for sharing, […]
READ MOREAll developers use code editors, and we generally have our favourite, maybe Coda, or Espresso. Check out the latest code editor on the block – Brackets. It is stunningly designed and it is open source! About Brackets Brackets is an open-source editor for web design and development built on top of web technologies such as […]
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