Released yesterday,
dabblet joins an array of live sandbox tools designed to prototype, test and share webcode that includes
JSFiddle and
CSSDesk, while
bringing some advantages of its own.
Other useful resources:
w3clove validates an entire site, rather than page-by-page;
JQuery Air teaches you how to use the framework directly in the browser;
domain.nr finds clever TLDs for your site, and
Sequel Pro is a nice, free, native, open source MySQL editor for OS X. If you’re more the old-school dead-tree type, there’s always
The Manual.
posted by Bora Horza Gobuchul
on Dec 16, 2011 -
9 comments
ProCSSor is a powerful (and wholly free) CSS prettifier that lets you format CSS in the exact way you want. Turn your CSS into something that is visually more compelling and readable with a minimum of effort.
posted by netbros
on Apr 28, 2011 -
27 comments
CSS on Demand allows users to set several preferences for how they want to see your site, rather than just using one of your themes via a switcher. Kind of like Matt lets you do here.
Perl. Free.
Try it out.
posted by Su
on Jan 28, 2003 -
15 comments
Interesting The guy who wrote
Your CSS Bores Me(previously linked and discussed
here) has decided to accept his own challenge. For the month of February, he will be applying a different stylesheet to the index page of his site, with no manipulation of the HTML document itself. This is one to watch, if you're also a code geek.
posted by Su
on Feb 5, 2002 -
21 comments
