Useful (Web-)Devtools you might be happy to know about :)
So, a YouTuber I am watching from time to time has made a video about his (Web-)Devtools, so I thought why not share the video..and the tl;dr some viewer thankfully made as top comment
If you can recommend any devtools please let us know :slight_smile: I will also try to think of some, once I'm done.
Kind regards,
Ympker
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Pexels is an awesome royalty free stock image service.
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My favourite of these tools gotta be Undraw. Love it!
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Not only web tools but some useful tools for everything
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Great collection ! Thanks for sharing
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Yup, use that, also the new image search tool on Creative Commons website.
Cloudinary for image manipulation/ CDN (IMO works better than tiny - which does only image compression. Tiny is awesome but through cloudinary works better particularly for banner images/ theme 'recommended' image sizes)
Royalty free / Creative Commons Music : Incompetech
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Now the re-learning is complete. And I realised I had forgotten more than a few things. Thanks for posting.
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No dev tool, but somehow a nice starting point for little side projects: Pixelarity.com
What's confusing is some of these are free already on: https://html5up.net/
I've always seen the paid access as a kind of contribution for the efforts.
But as always, it's a licensing thing:
Let me add one here that you may find useful for web dev purposes or debugging pesky CSS - VisBug
It's a very useful Chrome extension with a point & click interface for nitpicking web layouts. Search for it on the Chrome store.
DOS = HIGH?!?
I knew it was on something!