* WriteMaps is a web-based tool that allows you to create and edit sitemaps online. Add a site to your account, start the first page and simply branch off your sites architecture from there. WriteMaps also allows you to zoom in...
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* WriteMaps is a web-based tool that allows you to create and edit sitemaps online. Add a site to your account, start the first page and simply branch off your sites architecture from there. WriteMaps also allows you to zoom in and out of your sitemaps and view sitemaps in an outline form. * CSSFly is a very helpful, lightweight tool that lets you temporarily edit any public site in real-time. You can edit the sites HTML as well as select from style sheets used on the website. It’s even better when you’ve got the bookmarklet set to your browser for quick editing. Firefox only. * Em Calculator is a new JavaScript tool that I came across that lets you calculate font sizes in em’s. If you work a lot with CSS, this may come in handy allowing you to convert font sizes in pixels to em units while keeping everything relative. * WebWait is a simple tool that lets you benchmark test your website. Simply plug in your address, the amount of test runs, and the interval that each test is run. What makes this site useful to me is that ittakes into account Ajax and JavaScript processing. * Tingelets are a set of bookmarklets for web developers that highlight specific elements on a page allowing developers to quickly see how their web layouts render in different browsers. At the click of a button, see if a divider element is spanning the correct width, or that a header element is offset. * FireBug is every web developers dream Firefox extension. You can do everything from debugging to real-time editing of websites. I’ve been using it lately for measuring network activity, spotting JavaScript errors, and editing CSS in real-time. Very useful plugin. * Ready.mobi provides an analysis of how your web content is likely to function on a mobile device. I’ve been meaning to make my site mobile friendly for a while now and I’m certainly going to be using this to validate it. * Subtlety lets you create an RSS feed for any remote subversion repository. Handy for those who only use subversion and want to keep track of changes without having to check the repository.
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