Summary: What are the necessary tools for web front-end development programmers?

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Web front-end is an emerging profession with high market demand and high salary, which attracts many people to join the study. Whether you are a beginner or a front-end developer yourself, easy-to-use software tools can help them do their jobs better. Let's introduce some commonly used web front-end development tools, let's take a look with Qianfeng Guangzhou Xiaobian!

1.Glitch

Okay, it's not just a tool, it's a great coding platform and a great tech community. I can host my project with the help of the built-in code editor. Supports multiple languages, but works best with NodeJS.

2.Shadows

This site provides CSS code to generate smooth shadows, which can create smooth border shadows. It looks really smooth and satisfying.

3.Coolors

This is a very good online tool to generate matching color schemes for projects. If you don't like the current scheme, press the space bar and it will regenerate a color scheme until you're satisfied~

  1. Blobmaker

Blobmaker helps you randomly generate SVG blobs of various sizes, colors and shapes. You can use it as a background or create cool looking animations.

5.Getwavs

Similar to Blobmaker, Get Waves is able to randomly generate waves of different colors and numbers. It looks good as a footer or header of a web page.

  1. Undraw.co

A collection of SVG illustrations for open source projects, which can be used for login pages, 404 pages, etc., of course, ordinary pages can also be used! The above illustrations can be used without attribution copyright, without paying any fees.

  1. Marcdown

An online real-time Markdown web editor by Liyas Thomas that previews Markdown code and publishes it on GitHub. It offers a very nice dark mode. It also works offline, which makes it even better.

8.postwoman

This is another tool built by Liyas Thomas. Postwoman is an API request build job. Developers can test APIs without using a proxy. This is a progressive web app that can be saved to the desktop for use. It's lightweight and basically an online replacement for Postman.

  1. Screely.com

It can help you create super nice website screenshot mockups. If you're not a MacBook user but need better website images as a readme, it's perfect for us.

  1. CSS Grid Generator

This is an excellent website created by Sarah Drasner that uses CSS to create a dynamic grid layout.

These are the top 10 great front-end tools I use, if you have a better product, please let us all know what other great goodies are out there.

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