Nice list - it will take me quite a while to explore all of these tools to see if and how they can help me out. One thing - I definitely would have included Dojo, the javascript toolkit. JQuery is nice, but Dojo is incredible.
Hugh Briss
· 1 year ago
Well that list will take some time to go through. I'm surprised at how many of those sites I've never heard of before.
Pete Dooley
· 1 year ago
Thanks so much, great definitions as well. I have been looking for some of these for a while.
Aoi
· 1 year ago
Just when you think you know it all, you find out you know nothing. Veteran Web wanderer that I am, many of these are new. So much to explore, and an extra hour this weekend to spend doing it. Thanks for all the great finds.
alejandro Recio
· 1 year ago
thanks great compilation, i need to start to check and bookmark for later.
Shaun McIntyre
· 1 year ago
Tons of great tools and apps there! I'm hoping you can add psd2css Online - converts Photoshop web designs directly into CSS/XHTML with dozens of extra features. Huge time saver.
Netbook Computer
· 1 year ago
Holy smokes! It will take me a week to go through all those sites. This is a wonderful list. Thank you for your contribution. It's helpful to put everything in one place.
D e n n i e
· 1 year ago
Wow..it's great information. thanks
Parnell Springmeyer
· 1 year ago
Interesting list. I can say with conviction that one of your items, Pringo, should not be up there. Pringo is terrible software - encrypted - and buggy.
My company bought a license to use Pringo on their main site and I'm one of many programmers that have had the pleasure of working with the Pringo system - no one in their right mind should use Pringo!!!!!!!!!
Anywho - on a more positive note; good list :-)
GREAT SOFTWATE
· 1 year ago
I have to disagree with you on this one. I have been using their most recent version and I dont think anyone can come close to Pringo. Before we purchased they even gave us a access to their sandbox so we could check out the software for ourselves. I can say it might not be for small companies but larger companies Pringo is the best out there. Just my thoughts though
Greg
· 1 year ago
Thanks so much for a great rundown of useful tools.
Taylor Norrish
· 1 year ago
Woah! Outstanding compilation. Thanks!
Got one that maybe interesting.... not a traditional "development tool", but it helps comunicate developers, and non-developers and that's part of the job :) http://www.balsamiq.com/
Ivan
· 1 year ago
Really great list of tools! This one could extend the list of Ajax & JavaScript resources and tools: DHTMLX (dhtmlx.com) is a JavaScript library of UI components which support drag-n-drop, in-line editing, clipboard operations, built-in client-to-server communications, XML/CSV/JSON data formats. GPL/commercial.
Hassan Bawab
· 1 year ago
Magiclogix.com should be added to your list, we develop similar applications.
steve
· 1 year ago
Thanks for this great list! I'd also like to suggest one more tool that could be added to the Ajax, Java & Javascript heading. The tool is called m-Power (http://www.mrc-productivity.com/products/) and it generates Java web applications. It's designed for enterprise use, but would still be a good addition to this great list you've put together.
Wazdesign
· 1 year ago
Really Good Tool and Nice Designs
Randall Minter
· 1 year ago
Hi Cameron,
I wanted to thank you for including us in your list.
I'd also like to extend a special offer for your readers. If you'll tell us that you heard about Qrimp from Cameron @ Mashable when you sign up, we'll upgrade your account to the next highest level of service at no additional charge. Just so it doesn't get crazy, this offer is good through the end of January 2009.
Of course, even with this offer, it's still free for 2 months and you'll save as much as 80% per month if you sign up for the indivdual plan and we upgrade you to the group plan!! http://www.qrimp.com/pricing.html
We love Mashable and we love Mashable readers and thank you.
this article is GENIUS! Definitely all top quality points in the article and a guideline a lot of websites need to follow.
Roon
· 10 months ago
That is an outstanding collection of tools!
Netbook Computer
· 10 months ago
Cameron, perhaps you publish an annual list with periodic updates. There are so many new things to look at and sort through to get to the useful gems. 2009 will bring many new tools to add to the collection, and some of the outdated web tools can be eliminated.
Diane Smith
· 10 months ago
It is such a comprehensive and eye opener list that actually "made my day", but it is really amazing that you have listed such good websites that you cannot find anywhere else. Great job
Traffic Geyser
· 9 months ago
Now that's what I call links delight... I bookmarked this entry so I can try all of these tools...
thanks for sharing these~
seo
· 8 months ago
nice article and design
Brian L
· 8 months ago
Here's another one you should add to your list. www.Loop11.com - a brilliant tool for all web developers who want to quickly and cheaply get a usability evaluation of a new website.
Dexter wens
· 5 months ago
one great compilation. just come here to this perfect place.
Dexter wens
· 5 months ago
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dexterwens
· 5 months ago
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dexterwens
· 5 months ago
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Here is a useful app I setup recently to edit html or web pages in realtime, hope you like it. URL is: Link [text-saver.com] or you can go to Link [www.download.com] or Link [www.google.com] and search for “save as u type”. try and let me know what you think…
Kim
· 4 months ago
Here is a useful app I setup recently to edit html or web pages in realtime, hope you like it. URL is: Link [text-saver.com] or you can go to Link [www.download.com] or Link [www.google.com] and search for “save as u type”. try and let me know what you think…
coachpurses
· 3 months ago
Very informative, i enjoy all the information. Thanks and keep up the good work!
jordan shoes
· 4 months ago
wow, great tools , great posting with a lot of info. thanks a ton.
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thanks
My company bought a license to use Pringo on their main site and I'm one of many programmers that have had the pleasure of working with the Pringo system - no one in their right mind should use Pringo!!!!!!!!!
Anywho - on a more positive note; good list :-)
Got one that maybe interesting.... not a traditional "development tool", but it helps comunicate developers, and non-developers and that's part of the job :)
http://www.balsamiq.com/
This one could extend the list of Ajax & JavaScript resources and tools:
DHTMLX (dhtmlx.com) is a JavaScript library of UI components which support drag-n-drop, in-line editing, clipboard operations, built-in client-to-server communications, XML/CSV/JSON data formats. GPL/commercial.
I wanted to thank you for including us in your list.
I'd also like to extend a special offer for your readers. If you'll tell us that you heard about Qrimp from Cameron @ Mashable when you sign up, we'll upgrade your account to the next highest level of service at no additional charge. Just so it doesn't get crazy, this offer is good through the end of January 2009.
You can sign up here: http://www.qrimp.com/signup.html
Of course, even with this offer, it's still free for 2 months and you'll save as much as 80% per month if you sign up for the indivdual plan and we upgrade you to the group plan!!
http://www.qrimp.com/pricing.html
We love Mashable and we love Mashable readers and thank you.
- Randall
Founder, Qrimp.com
I bookmarked this entry so I can try all of these tools...
thanks for sharing these~
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