Links tagged “tools”
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grocker.readthedocs.io
Documentation for Grocker, a tool that bundles a Python application into a Docker image while keeping the image as small as possible.
pypi.python.org
Python package that reloads web pages in the browser when watched files change, without hitting refresh.
blog.liip.ch
Last part of the multi-device series, presenting the Multi-Device Interaction Canvas, a template for mapping user tasks, devices and context factors such as location and privacy.
packer.io
HashiCorp tool that builds identical machine images for several platforms — Amazon EC2, Docker, Google Compute Engine, VirtualBox, VMware — from a single source template.
standardjs.com
Zero-configuration JavaScript linter and formatter that enforces one style across a project, with no config file to maintain.
medium.com
A recommended 2016 front-end stack — React and Redux, ES6 through Babel, ESLint on the Airbnb config, webpack, Mocha and Lodash — with the reasoning for each pick.
juxtapose.knightlab.com
Knight Lab tool that turns two images into a before/after comparison slider or animated GIF, built from image URLs without writing code.
jwt.io
Debugger and reference site for JSON Web Tokens: decode, verify and generate tokens in the browser, with a directory of JWT libraries per language.
addyosmani.com
How to install npm packages without a network connection, using local caching proxies such as local-npm and npm_lazy.
16personalities.com
A free online personality test based on a sixteen-type model, with type descriptions plus relationship and career advice.
github.hubspot.com
Index of HubSpot's open-source projects, now redirecting to the company's GitHub organisation and its several hundred repositories.
gohugo.io
Homepage of Hugo, an open-source static site generator written in Go, with downloads, documentation and themes.
github.com
A programming language and runtime for writing surveys in a tabular format, then compiling, statically analysing, simulating and deploying them on the web.
browserify.org
Browserify's home page, explaining how it bundles CommonJS-style require dependencies so that Node modules run in the browser.


















