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Once in a while I find really useful webservices that follow the Unix philosophy: Do one thing and do it well (source). My collegues at Netlight and Johannes helped me with some of them (thank you πŸ™‚).

Charcounter Text
Count how many characters a text has.
JSfiddle JavaScript
Make short examples of HTML+CSS+JS easy to share / execute
RegEx Pal
Test regular expressions (I miss a possiblity to store and share them).
Alternatives: regex101.com
Gist Sharing
Share single-file snippets of code / text.
Alternatives: Pastebin
requestb.in
Test / inspect if your service sends the right requests.
Alternatives: httpbin.org, hookbin.com, mockbin.org
StackEdit.io
Write Markdown (+ LaTeX).
Alternatives: hackmd.io
MathURL
Math in LaTeX to PNG
color.adobe.com
Color Picker
Diffchecker.com
Compare text differences between two text files.
Local alternative: Meld
bundlephobia.com
Find the cost of adding a npm package to your bundle
jsonformatter.org
Format and validate your JSON data
Unicode.party
Search engine for emoticons
truben.no/table
Create tables for HTML, LaTeX, Markdown, reStructuredText, ...
pep8online.com Python
Check a file for PEP8 complience.
deep.com
Translation between some common languages.
Alternatives: Google Translate

If you know more, just let me know. If you know alternatives, I'm interested in up to 3 Tools per usecase.


Published

Sep 24, 2017
by Martin Thoma

Category

Cyberculture

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  • Development 4
  • Tools 2
  • Web Services 3

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