Web Development

Great range of free training courses in a lot of languages

JSitor is one of the best online tool for Web developers. It supports all features which are supported by JSfiddle nowadays. On top of that, it also supports NodeJS which I have not seen providing any other tool.

Great error messages and feedback loop.

Pretty dope to use....

Windows ACME client for Let's Encrypt certificates which supports unattended operation from the command line.

Free, reliable and compact PHP, Apache, MySQL stack.

Low resources, very user friendly, easy to learn, loads of packages

Cloud Run provides the best of App Engine standard (scale to zero), App Engine flexible (use whatever dependencies you need), and Kubernetes (make things standard and portable) while being simple and easy to use. It provides greater security than Google Cloud Functions (which, by default, have an endpoint th...

I like it its ease of learning, easy themes editing, and responsivity, low server resources :)

Not free ... but worth it. And half as pricey Visual Studio.

Visual Studio extension for bundling and minification of JS, CSS and HTML files.

Fast and reasonably priced Private Docker Registry.

With ASP.NET Core you can build web apps, web services, IoT apps, and mobile backends. It can be used with Visual Studio, or with Visual Studio Code, see article on Medium Getting started with ASP .NET Core.

Allows using C# instead of Javascript to develop Client and Server side applications.

Loved TrackJS. Has clear stack traces to make finding problems much easier. Responsive support, they responded quickly to bugs I submitted. Plus, having met Todd, I believe in his vision and dedication to the cause.

made the switch after using both firefox and chrome and relly like it so far, that being said it is now running Chromium which is a shame, better then there old engine but means its just another way for google to take my data.