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Devina.io is an online development toolkit offering advanced tools for developers, designers and content editors. It lists 78 tools grouped into categories such as general, data, media, networking and website utilities, including a text diff viewer, JSON viewer and PDF transformer. The PDF transformer is a QPDF GUI for content-preserving transformations including linearization and encryption.
A curated collection of tools and resources for web designers and developers, described as 755 links and counting. Entries include free resources such as the TinyPNG image compression service and the CSS Zen Garden demonstration.
InstallForge is a free tool for creating setup packages for Windows. It uses a wizard-driven interface that requires no scripting knowledge, and its packages are distributed as single executable files built on a native setup engine. It supports multiple Windows versions, multilingual packages, customizable setup dialogs and several compression algorithms.
Etebase is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted SDK and backend for building encrypted applications. It provides client libraries and a server, offering an API so developers can encrypt and upload data. Optional features include revision history, sharing among users, and integrity protections. Users can run their own server.
A browser-based viewer for SQLite files. Users drop a file onto the page or open it through a file dialog, and the file is processed locally with JavaScript and HTML5 FileReader rather than uploaded. Tables can be exported to CSV. The page requires a browser with modern HTML5 support.
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