Over the years most web developers will have built an arsenal of tools or "tools of the trade". Recently I discovered rsync and I am surprised how I managed to live without it all these years. What tools do you consider to be the most compelling? Please stick to the ones you use on a regular basis and swear by. They can also be frameworks, platforms, editors and whatever else you think web developers ought to be using (jquery, joomla, xdebug, vi, notepad++, etc).
I'll start off with a couple:
1. rsync - 'One click' sync to live servers or vice-versa
2. mysqldump - used alongside rsync to sync the databases
3. test styles bookmarklet - live css editor bookmarklet which beats the heck out of the 'edit > save > reload' cycle by allowing live editing.
4. javascript shell - javascript shell window attached to a window
5. firebug - advanced javascript/css/dom debugger
6. php-shell - I use this regularly for quickly testing statements, functions, classes or scripts
7. CSS-Discuss Wiki - I'd be surprised if you couldn't find a solution to your CSS problem on this wiki (in which case you should add it)
8. Font Matrix - Helps me choose font stacks
9. PHPMyAdmin - I'm certain everyone uses this for managing their MySQL databases but thought I'd add it to the list for good measure
Even though I have highlighted tools in the LAMP environment, you may mention tools you use in your environment.
SOURCE: stackoverflow.com
I'll start off with a couple:
1. rsync - 'One click' sync to live servers or vice-versa
2. mysqldump - used alongside rsync to sync the databases
3. test styles bookmarklet - live css editor bookmarklet which beats the heck out of the 'edit > save > reload' cycle by allowing live editing.
4. javascript shell - javascript shell window attached to a window
5. firebug - advanced javascript/css/dom debugger
6. php-shell - I use this regularly for quickly testing statements, functions, classes or scripts
7. CSS-Discuss Wiki - I'd be surprised if you couldn't find a solution to your CSS problem on this wiki (in which case you should add it)
8. Font Matrix - Helps me choose font stacks
9. PHPMyAdmin - I'm certain everyone uses this for managing their MySQL databases but thought I'd add it to the list for good measure
Even though I have highlighted tools in the LAMP environment, you may mention tools you use in your environment.
SOURCE: stackoverflow.com
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