Showing posts with label codes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label codes. Show all posts

codepen.io


               CodePen is a playground for the front end side of the web. It's all about inspiration, education, and sharing. Need to build a reduced test case to demonstrate and figure out a bug? CodePen is great for that. Want to show off your latest creation and get feedback from your peers? CodePen is great for that. Want to find example of a particular design pattern for you project? CodePen is great for that.
            CodePen PRO takes things further with features like Collab Mode which allows you to pair program in real time and Professor Mode for allowing a group of students to follow you as you teach code and chat with each other.

www.poodwaddle.com



          Poodwaddle.com, the archive of free Flash gadgets, clocks, and applets, including the World Clock of course.
         All its applets are completely free - ad-free, virus-free, scam-free, fat-free, germfree, handsfree, scotfree. Poodwaddle requires no sign-up or membership. Add its applets to your website, blog, or social net profile. Simply copy the small embed code snippet (shown in the lower left of each applet page).


www.alistapart.com



            A List Apart Magazine (ISSN: 1534-0295) explores the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on web standards and best practices. ALA’s content is protected by copyright shared jointly by the magazine and its writers, but its source code is freely available to all.

www.cheatbook.de



           CheatBook is  the encyclopedia of game cheats. A die hard gamer would get pissed if they saw someone using cheats and walkthroughs in games, but you have to agree, sometimes little hint or the "God Mode" becomes necessary to beat a particularly hard part of the game. If you're an avid gamer and want a few extra weapons and tools the survive the game, CheatBook DataBase is exactly the resource you would want.

www.bitbucket.org




        Bitbucket is a free code hosting site for the popular Mercurial distributed version control system (DVCS) with over 144,000 users.
Why DVCS? - It enables more powerful collaboration with your team. Commit locally (whether on-line and off), branch and merge with ease, and monitor the activity in your source tree.