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Online Code Editor - Codeanywhere - Codeanywhere

It's the ultimate tool for web workers on the move. Best of all, it is light weight and fast, so you can concentrate on working, not on the fact that you working from a browser. Codeanywhere is compatible on all major browsers so you can work from the one you like, also if you on your mobile you can download the native mobile apps for iOS and Andriod. https://codeanywhere.net/
http://www.webputty.net/ WebPutty gives you a syntax-highlighting CSS editor you can use from anywhere, the power of SCSS and Compass, a side-by-side preview pane, and instant publishing with minification, compression, and automatic cache control. Get started with just a pair of tags in your website's template and WebPutty will host and serve your published CSS minified and gzipped for super speed. Read more about why we built WebPutty .

WebPutty: Simple, fast, and powerful CSS editing and hosting. - WebPutty

Must Have Developer Tools Apps For Mac

http://www.ienticement.com/app-roundups/must-have-developer-tools-apps-for-mac/ Developers need a lot of apps or tools for their work and to create stunning applications, to create a perfect thing developer should have perfect and full of facilities platform, Apple developers are busy to provide their apple users seamless facilities, and apple developers have also create numerous apps for apple users, these apps are very useful for us, we can improve our work productivity, we can manage our business easily and much more, whatever apple apps are paying an important role n our life. Here, in this post, I have created a collection of Developer Tools Apps for your Mac , these developer tool apps will help you to create gorgeous or awesome applications or design on your mac, mac is full of useful features and we can say that mac is one of the best products of apple. So, scroll down and check out the stunning collection of developer tool apps for your mac.
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20120428125918199 Apple does not provide any way to count the number of characters in a selected text. Fortunately, you can create your own very easily using Automator. Now save the service and use a name such as "Count characters in selection." To use the service, select any text in a text application (this does not work in Word, however), then choose your service in the contextual menu. You can download a precompiled service here . This has been tested successfully on Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.7.

Build a service to count characters, words and paragraphs

Tools | Konigi

This Cost Estimate and Scheduling spreadsheet provides a lightweight method for learning to estimate time to complete a web design project, and calculating cost for completion. The intended audience is individual freelancers or contractors. This may not be an ideal format for the calculation of project team estimates. http://konigi.com/tools/overview
http://osxdaily.com/2012/04/24/free-up-inactive-memory-in-mac-os-x-with-purge-command/

Free Up Inactive Memory in Mac OS X with Purge Command

Mac OS X has fairly good memory management but it’s not perfect, and sometimes RAM can be held unnecessarily in the “inactive” state despite the contents no longer being needed. If you’ve been participating in memory heavy activities or you just need to free up some available RAM you can actually force Mac OS X to clear out inactive memory. Open Activity Monitor to see the before and after results yourself, you’ll find dramatic changes at the “Free”, “Used”, and “Inactive” meters under System Memory. The purge command forces disk and memory caches to be emptied, offering a ‘cold disk buffer cache’ which is similar to the state of the operating system after a reboot. Of course, the benefit of using purge rather than rebooting is that you don’t have to restart the machine and you can maintain currently active applications while still freeing up memory.
http://reloadit.codeplex.com/ The other day I heard about "Live Reload" - a tool that apparently is available for Mac, and works with Chrome and Safari. It automatically reloads a webpage when a source file gets changed - a nice convenience for developers of web apps. There used to be a Firefox add-in called Xrefresh that did this; not sure of its current status.

ReloadIt

http://icetothebrim.com/2010/mamp-and-parallels-5-how-to-setup-a-windows-mac-virtual-host/

Mamp and Parallels 5: How to setup a windows & mac virtual host — Ice To The Brim

After a good deal of frustration and silliness I found out how to access virtual host through a windows browser on a virtual machine on a mac. That is, if you want to develop websites on your mac, and then do cross browser testing (internet explorer) on a virtual machine running inside your mac (with Parallels or VMWare, or other), read on. First of all you need mamp . Go download the free (non pro) version of that (unless you want to pay for a few more features. but you don’t need to).
https://github.com/chjj/tty.js#readme

chjj/tty.js - GitHub

If tty.js fails to check your terminfo properly, you can force your TERM to xterm-256color by setting "termName": "xterm-256color" in your config. Security tty.js currently has https as an option.
http://cssrefresh.frebsite.nl/

CSSrefresh - automatically refresh CSS files

When you're coding a website, nothing can be more frustrating than having to switch from the texteditor to the browser over and over again, just for small changes to occur. With CSSrefresh installed, all the included stylesheets are automatically refreshed directly after you save them.
Currently, there is no cross-platform solution that allows a front-end developer to alter some code (flavor agnostic) and immediately see the result occur in the browser. This is a poor man's solution to solving that problem half way. The code base has been split up into two halves; a script that watches specific URL's for any content changes and another script which gathers the resources used on the page. This script is the first half.

twolfson/File-Watcher - GitHub

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Welcome :: WIODE

The aim of WIODE is to provide a simple-to-use, open source, web-based development environment that can be used by developers of any level. Whether you're a web designer who dabbles in code or a developer deploying large sites and applications; WIODE will work for you. Lots of Features, Little Bloat
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