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Tiny Tools is a roundup list of small, free, or experimental tools intended for building games, websites, and interactive projects. It focuses on artful tools and toys described as fun to use and functional, with the stated goal of enabling making outside closed production ecosystems or walled software gardens. Tools can be submitted to the list, and the list can be viewed as Markdown.
DevToys is a cross-platform desktop application for developer tasks such as formatting JSON, comparing text and testing regular expressions. It is free and open source on Windows, macOS and Linux, with 30 default offline tools and extensibility.
Online editor for writing, previewing, and formatting Markdown documents in the browser.
Appsmith is an open-source low-code application platform for building custom software. It provides drag-and-drop UI widgets, JavaScript customization, and connectors to databases, SaaS tools, and REST/GraphQL APIs. Apps can be self-hosted, and Git integration supports version control and deployment from environment branches. A community edition is maintained under the Apache 2.0 license.
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Devhints is a collection of web development cheatsheets covering topics such as JavaScript, CSS, Git, Docker, and various command line tools. Each sheet is a one-page quick reference with usage examples, links, and snippets. The site also includes guidance on writing cheatsheets and on writing Vim help files.
