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.
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.
A guidance page explaining that choosing a license is part of publishing free software projects and that changing it later can be difficult. It recommends widely used free software licenses and describes copyleft and permissive licenses, with advantages and disadvantages. It also suggests including the license when sharing software, for example in a file called "COPYING".
Zeal is an offline documentation browser described as a personal reference library that is searchable in an instant. It offers 981 docsets and is available for Windows and Linux, with Dash suggested for macOS. The listed version is 0.9.1.
Tiny Helpers is a collection of free single-purpose online tools for web developers, listed by name and sorted by name or date. The listed tools cover categories such as CSS, color, accessibility, images, code and icons.
A GitHub Education program offering the best developer tools free for students, created with partners because real world tools can be cost-prohibitive for most students. It also includes curated Experiences bundles with tutorials and resources for learning skills such as GitHub Flow, open source contribution and AI prompting.
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.
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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.
A guidance page explaining that choosing a license is part of publishing free software projects and that changing it later can be difficult. It recommends widely used free software licenses and describes copyleft and permissive licenses, with advantages and disadvantages. It also suggests including the license when sharing software, for example in a file called "COPYING".
Zeal is an offline documentation browser described as a personal reference library that is searchable in an instant. It offers 981 docsets and is available for Windows and Linux, with Dash suggested for macOS. The listed version is 0.9.1.
Tiny Helpers is a collection of free single-purpose online tools for web developers, listed by name and sorted by name or date. The listed tools cover categories such as CSS, color, accessibility, images, code and icons.
A GitHub Education program offering the best developer tools free for students, created with partners because real world tools can be cost-prohibitive for most students. It also includes curated Experiences bundles with tutorials and resources for learning skills such as GitHub Flow, open source contribution and AI prompting.
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.
