100+ Resources for Web Developers

100+ Resources for Web Developers

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Update #1 - March 14, 2008 

There is some amazing stuff out there on the Web–resources, tools, tricks, and tips. Problem is, as a Web developer, you spend so much of your time just keeping up with new technologies - learning, playing – and this doesn’t leave much time to go hunting for the latest and greatest tool, or for a better way of doing things.

So we’ve put together a list of over 100 resources to help make your life as a developer easier; where to find snippets of code, sites that automate processes, cheat sheets, lessons, useful tools and a couple of silly videos to give your brain a break if you make it through to the end. Please enjoy!

Code

Head Tag

Photo Credit: Josh Lewis

1. Little Boxes
CSS Templates for various page layouts

2. Snipplr
Collection of code snippets - JavaScript, HTML, PHP, CSS, Ruby, Objective C

3. AJAX, DHTML and JavaScript Libraries
An extensive list with over 60 Ajax, Javascript and DHTML Libraries - with detailed descriptions.

4. Javascript Framework
Easy Ajax and DOM manipulation for dynamic Web applications

5. AJAX Javascript Solutions for Professional Coding
Over 90 useful AJAX-based techniques you should always have ready to hand

6. DHTML and AJAX samples
Nice looking simple downloadable DHTML and AJAX code

7. AJAX Patterns
A Wiki of reusable AJAX code, and huge AJAX resource

8. Mozilla Developer Center - AJAX
Mozilla’s offering on AJAX

9. CSS Typeset
Interactive CSS generator

10. Open Source Directory
An archive of the Web’s best Open Source software, applications and references.

11. .htaccess Creator
Online tool to create .htaccess files

12. PHP Form
Create HTML Forms in seconds and get the code

13. Best Solutions for Images
30 scripts of impressive slideshows, lightboxes and galleries you can use for effective presentations of your images.

14. Lightbox
Lightbox is a simple unobtrusive script used to overlay images on a page

15. Design patterns and tips
101 Design Patterns and Tips for Developers

16. Spanky Corners
Creates CSS and GIF images for rounded corners

17. Nifty Corners Cube
Rounded corners with no images

18. How to redirect a Web page the right way
Don’t lose PageRank! Steven Hargrove gives you the code to redirect using htaccess, Mod_Rewrite, IIS, ColdFusion, ASP, Java, Perl, Ruby and PHP.

19. jQuery
jQuery is a fast, concise, JavaScript Library that simplifies how you write your web pages.

Cool Online Tools

Online Tools

Photo Credit: Stavros Markopoulos

20. Pipe Bytes
Send files of any size through any Web browser. No software to install, private and the recipient can start downloading while you’re still uploading

21. PHP FTP Synchronizer
Free program to update your website from local files

22. Dummy Text Generator
Generate text by number of paragraphs, words, bytes or lists

23. UTF-8 decoder
Unicode Decoder

24. CSS Tidy
Open source CSS parser and optimizer

25. HTML Tidy
Open source utility for tidying up HTML

26. FireFTP
Free, secure, cross-platform FTP client for Mozilla Firefox

27. FileZilla
Free FTP client and FTP server

28. Dust-Me Selectors
Firefox extension that finds unused CSS selectors

29. ColorZilla
Get a color reading from any point within Firefox

30. FireFox IE Tab
Run IE inside Firefox

31. Font Sizer
Let visitors change the font size on your site. XHTML, CSS, and PHP source available

32. Recaptcha
Captcha helps prevent automated abuse of your site, ensuring only humans perform certain actions; free

33. Super Screenshot
Take a full sized screenshot of any Web page

34. Web Site Thumbnails
Get thumbnails of any Web site

35. Back Orifice
A remote admin system that enables a user to control a computer over a network

36. CoPilot
Remote control another computer – free on weekends, otherwise $5 for 24 hours

Documentation and Reference

Documentation and Reference

Photo Credit: Perreira

37. Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications
The ultimate AJAX introduction

38. Cheat Sheet Round Up
Your one stop shop for all cheat sheets including: Actionscript, Ajax, Apache, ASCII, ASP, C#, CSS, CVS, C++, Django, Firefox, Google, HTML/XHTML, Java, JavaScript, LaTeX, MySQL, Perl, Photoshop, GIMP, PHP, Python, Regular Expressions, Ruby, Unix, Linux, Weblogs, Windows, XML.

39. Quick reference
Searches for references on C, C++, CSS, HTML, HTML DOM, Java, JavaScript, MySQL, Perl, PHP, Python, and Ruby

40. Got API
Easily search sites for API documentation

41. CSS Basics
Cascading Style Sheets made easy

42. The Ultimate CSS Resource

43. RSS Specifications
The authority on RSS - from Harvard

44. RSS Best Design Practices and Icons
All things RSS including free icons

45. Go To and Learn
Free video tutorials on Flash

46. Optimize Your PHP code
40 Tips to optimize your PHP code

47. Optimizing MYSQL queries
10 Tips to optimize MYSQL queries

48. How to Create a Dynamic BlogRoll
Using Feedjumbler - it takes 5 minutes

Testing

Testing

Photo Credit: Sebastian Bergmann

49. CSS Validation
At W3C

50. HTML/XHTML Validation
At W3C

51. HTML Validator
Firefox extension to validate your HTML (as used within http://validator.w3.org/)

52. Link Checker
Checks for broken links in your HTML pages

53. Firebug
Edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any Web page

54. Gray Bit
Online testing tool; convert a full color page into grayscale to visually test contrast

55. Cross Browser Compatibility Testing
Check your site with multiple browsers on a single machine

56. Screen Sizer
Check out your site in different screen sizes

57. Feed Validator
If you’ve ever noticed invalid characters or XML markup in content items, check your feed for validity problems.

Windows

Windows

Photo Credit: Marius

58. Windows Unlocker
Tells you the application that is stopping you from deleting a file

59. Windows Dependency Walker
See which DLLs are required for Windows applications

60. Pending Moves
Show files will be updated when you next restart Windows

61. Process Explorer
View active processes – Task Manager on steroids

62. Process Monitor
Monitors file system, registry and process/thread activity

63. Regulazy
Visual regular expression builder

64. WinDirStat
Display size of files and folders graphically

65. wget for Windows
Gets a HTML resource (HTML, image, document, javascript, css etc)

66. WinSnap
Takes a snap shot of your screen ($19.90)

Converters

Converters

Photo Credit: AndiH

67. Convert HTML to RSS
Generate an RSS feed for almost any Web page.

68. Convert RSS to HTML
Creates a widget displaying a specific RSS feed in HTML.

69. Binary to Base64
Create data streams for embedding images (or any type of file) in (X)HTML, CSS and XML

70. HTML To JS/PHP/Perl Converter
This tool will convert normal HTML code to a script based language such as JavaScript, PHP or Perl

71. Text to Voice
Create an MP3 of a voice reading your text

72. Free PDF online conversion
Converts various files (DOC, PUB, RTF, XLS, PPT, HTML, JPG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, WMF, EMF, GIF etc.), to PDF online, then e-mails you the PDF

73. Web 2 PDF
Allow your visitors to create PDFs of any Web page

74. Text to Hex converter
Write your name in hex

Graphics

75. YotoPhoto
Search engine for royalty free images (over 250,000 indexed)

76. Background Image maker - http://lab.rails2u.com/bgmaker/
Create background images online with this quick and easy tool

77. Iconaholic
Lots of great free icons

78. Animated GIFs
Generate and preview animated GIFs, then download

79. 216 Color Webmasters Palette
Web Safe colors for webmasters

80. ASCII Art
The original Web Art

81. ASCII Generator

82. Image to ASCII
Convert images and text to ASCII

83. GIMP
GNU Image Manipulation Program

84. Inkscape
Open Source vector graphics editor, similar to Illustrator and CorelDraw

85. Create Web 2.0 Badges (image –png)
Ajax lessons show you how to create a shiny Web 2.0 badge in eight easy steps

86. Color Scheme Generator

87. Smashup Graphics
Smashups to create logos, backgrounds, buttons and menus.

88. IconFinder
Great looking resource with easy to identify licensing information.

89. Tabs Generator
Creates tab buttons on demand.

Site Analytics

Site Analytics

Photo Credit: Wessex Archaeology

90. Who is the Owner?
Find out who owns a Web site quickly

91. Google Banned Tool
Quick way to find out whether your URL is in Google’s banned database

92. Crazy Egg
Variety of products to see what people are doing on your site using a heatmap or just plain hard data. Pricing plans start with free accounts that let you track up to 5000 visits per month and four pages, up to Pro an offering for $99 per month that lets you track 250,000 visits per month.

93. SiteScan
A free way to ensure that your website is configured properly for Google Analytics.

94. Reinvigorate’s Snoop
Real Time Web Analytics - free for PC and Mac. Greater flexibility than Google Analytics

95. PopURI
At-a-glance link popularity of any site based on its ranking (Google PageRank, Alexa Rank, Technorati etc.), social bookmarks (del.icio.us, etc), subscribers (Bloglines, etc) and more

96. Quantcast
Demographics for your site

97. Social Meter
Scans popular social websites to analyze your social popularity.

98. StatCounter
Highly configurable hit counter and real-time detailed web stats. Useful for European Web sites.

99. Clicky Web Analytics
Web analytics - nicely organised and oh so pretty.

WordPress

100. How to create a WordPress theme
A 16 part series on how to build a WordPress theme from whoa to go

101. Highlight Author Comments
Matt Cutts shows you how to change the color of your own comments so they stand out. For WordPress

102. 100 High Quality and Free WordPress Themes
Smashing Magazine has downloaded, installed, and tested hundreds of themes; these are their top 100 picks. Whether you are after design inspiration or coding solutions, this is the place to start

Online Storage

Storage

Photo Credit: Kevin

103. Box
Up to 1GB free storage but monthly bandwidth restricted to 10GB, file size restricted to 10MB

104. Xdrive
Up to 5GB free storage. AOL sign-up required.

105. Humyo
Up to 30 GB [25 GB media (phots/music/videos) and 5 GB non-media files]. BUT files are deleted if no login on the account within 90 days.

106. Orbitfiles.com
Up to 6GB free storage, but monthly bandwidth restricted to 20 GB, file size restricted to 100 MB.

107. GigaSize
Unlimited storage, but file size is limited to 600 MB, and files are deleted after 45 days. Unspecified download limits apply. Awful ads!

108. DropBoks
Up to 1GB free storage, but file size is limited to 50MB.

109. Get Gspace
Use Google’s GMail 2 GB storage as your own private online storage with this Firefox extension.

110. WordPress.com
Want another 3GB of free online storage? Why not make a private blog and use the space for your files!

Miscellaneous

Fun Stuff

Photo Credit: Robin Hutton

111. Map-o-net
Shows you where you lie in the structure of IP addresses

112. Domain Hacks
Helps you find domains which are the combination of unusual TLD, directories and subdomains. For instance, http://l.id can be registered (from Indonesia)

113. Scratch – programming for kids
Want your little person taking over the family web development business? Let them play with Scratch. Developed by MIT

114. Internet World Stats
Comprehensive statistics about the Internet and Web

115. Feed Journal
The next generation newspaper, FeedJournal turns your RSS feeds into a newspaper formatted PDF so you can print it out and read it anywhere - free

Useful Sites

116. Windows Guides

Fun Stuff

You’ve made it this far - so a little silliness for your viewing pleasure - enjoy!

117. Music using ONLY sounds from Windows XP and 98! (approx. 2 mins)

118. Mac Parody (approx. 3 mins)

119. Ze Frank’s Punctuation Substitution (approx. 2 mins)

120. Wes Borg-Internet Help Desk Live (approx. 6 mins)

121. BlueScreen of Death Screen Saver v3.2

I’d love to see this list grow over time; get rid of defunct listings and add new and useful ones as I come across them, so if you know of any that should have been included (or if you think some are really awful) please let me know, and I’ll keep editing. With your help, I think this could be a great resource for tons of folk!

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157 comments:

  1. Jon, 4 March 2008 7:24

    I did notice that Inkscape wasn’t included as a companion to the GIMP. Sorry for the nitpick because this is really a great list.

     
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  3. Lid, 4 March 2008 8:13

    Jon - not nitpicky - good call; I missed it - thanks! Check out graphics now… :)

     
  4. Tad Chef, 4 March 2008 8:22

    Wow! Lid. You’re incredible! Is that you on the photo? ;-) No, I mean the list. Thank you for including me! There is one small mistake in it: Its http://feedjumbler.com/ NOT Feedburner.

     
  5. Lid, 4 March 2008 8:43

    Tad - Yep, but on an off day ;) - No…alas, not me - although I am very envious :)

    You are welcome for including you - mistake fixed - sorry, in my excitement (and lack of caffeine) I kept seeing how you pulled in everyone’s feed from Feedburner and it stuck in my head. I LOVE this…

     
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    This is one of the web’s most interesting stories on Tue 4th Mar 2008…

    These are the web’s most talked about URLs on Tue 4th Mar 2008. The current winner is …..

     
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  8. mike, 4 March 2008 14:37

    bookmarked.

    kthx bye

     
  9. PPW, 4 March 2008 14:39

    Any reason why you don’t call Prototype and Noodleinicident, etc., by their names? Also, it’s not Lightbox, it’s lightbox2 (lb2) … I stopped reading there.

     
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  11. John Edgar, 4 March 2008 14:54

    #100 domain hacks, I never was a fan of domain hacks. I find its better to find a domain you can remember. bustaname.com does a good job with this. If not that, then sedo.com is a good resource for buying old domains.

     
  12. Lid, 4 March 2008 14:56

    Mike and Adam - thank you - much appreciated
    PPW - No reason really, I’m sorry it wasn’t useful for you.

     
  13. shaun, 4 March 2008 15:10

    The analytics section is desperately in need of builtwith.com

     
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  15. Gunnar Andreassen, 4 March 2008 15:34

    Holy shit dude! BOOKMARKED!

     
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  20. Dan Luke, 4 March 2008 16:29

    Nice — thanks!

     
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  24. chris, 4 March 2008 17:08

    Nice Page, gonna bookmark this and read it all later.

     
  25. Tee, 4 March 2008 17:25

    Pretty handy list, thanks for compiling it!

     
  26. Keith, 4 March 2008 17:28

    This is a great list for Web Developers! No doubt, most of them are definitely written for PHP web developers, but I do find a lot more interesting tools, such as finding if your site is banned by Google, etc.

    Once again, great list. I’ll definitely have it bookmarked and access it at a later time when I need to revamp my site(s).

     
  27. business, 4 March 2008 18:13

    To catch immediate attention of the typical attention deficient web surfer overwhelmed by the billions of blogs, you put an attractive girl at the top. I like your style.

     
  28. flip, 4 March 2008 18:15

    That chick is stacked!

     
  29. chris, 4 March 2008 18:43

    I clicked this link from del.icio.us ‘cuz of a cute girl in a tight shirt and then I get nothing but well-organized, helpful information. What the hell blog-well.com? I just don’t know how to feel right now.

     
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  33. Lisa, 4 March 2008 21:42

    Site Stats: check out http://www.statcounter.com which offers a free service and fantastic range of stats to track and analyse your visitors behaviour.

    Great list, thx!

     
  34. Angela Henderson, 4 March 2008 22:28

    I like the second photo, but not the first one. The flash doesn’t do good things for her assets there–and I don’t mean Dreamweaver assets.

     
  35. one_red_eye, 4 March 2008 22:37

    Isn’t Back Orifice a trojan/hacker tool?

     
  36. Horsy, 4 March 2008 22:40

    What about iconfinder > http://www.iconfinder.net

     
  37. sarah, 4 March 2008 23:42

    The list is amazing! Great work.

     
  38. Lid, 4 March 2008 23:52

    @ John Edgar - Thanks for the tip. Bustaname looks cute - don’t know about sedo - need to investigate further :) If all good, will include them in the update. Thanks again

    @ Shaun - Thank you - will check it out better. We pointed out a few SEO tools in a previous post 100+ Useful Resources for Small Businesses and Non Profits a couple of weeks ago - what do you think of them?

    @ Gunnar - you have got that right! :) Thanks for the bookmark - I hope it is useful to you

    @ Chris - I am glad you clicked on a link at del.icio.us, and I am glad the cutie made you smile, but don’t worry about what to think right now, confusion is okay ;) Just let me know if it’s useful in the long run! BTW - my fave is Darth Vader :)

    @ Lisa - Thanks for sitestats - I’ll have to have a play

    @ Angela - yeah I like the head tag guy too, but I am envious of her assets

    @one_red_eye - C’mon - you have to love the name ;) - but you also have to admit, it’s a cool tool

    @ Horsy - I like it - will include it in the next update - Thanks!

    @ everyone else - thanks for stopping by, checking it out and commenting - hope it is useful to you

     
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  40. Acronyms, 5 March 2008 0:30

    Great list thanks. Added few to my bookmarks

     
  41. stelt, 5 March 2008 1:56

    Add some stuff from http://svg.startpagina.nl , as the SVG train keeps accellerating

     
  42. Randomdude, 5 March 2008 1:57

    extjs.com <3

     
  43. Dave, 5 March 2008 2:35

    Bookmarkin the crap out of this

     
  44. Lid, 5 March 2008 3:06

    @ Randomdude and Stelt - thanks, will check them out!

    @ Dave - ahh my favorite words… :)

     
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  46. Studio 2 Web Design Forum, 5 March 2008 3:56

    Very good list here, will definately use some if not most of these tips.

    I do like the .htaccess generator, nice and simple.

     
  47. Jabz, 5 March 2008 3:56

    REeally nice list, I digged it.

     
  48. Tristan Bethe, 5 March 2008 4:28

    Seriously cool list. May i add http://www.imageafter.com for an alternative image resource?

     
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  50. Dave, 5 March 2008 6:09

    Will the bird in the photo at the top of this article…please marry me!

     
  51. Chris, 5 March 2008 6:58

    Wow, great list. Thanks for putting this together, going right on my bookmarks.

     
  52. The Orange Lion, 5 March 2008 9:46

    Well Done! Thanks for the Hard Work!

     
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  54. OBlife.com, 5 March 2008 11:09

    This list is amazing. I need a couple of hours to visit all the sites that are of interest to me :) Thanks for doing a great job.

     
  55. Lukas, 5 March 2008 11:52

    Very nice list… thanks for this. You got my bookmark!

     
  56. Simon James, 5 March 2008 14:06

    wowzeewe man - Nice list!

     
  57. John, 5 March 2008 17:49

    Very nice resource.

    Thank you :-)

     
  58. Lid, 5 March 2008 18:12

    @ Tristan - let me check out Image After for V2

    @ Everyone else - you guys have been amazing. Thank you for the links and the kind words, it did take ages to put together so I’m really glad it’s useful (and fun)

     
  59. KBG, 5 March 2008 19:20

    Thanks, Bookmarked for sure!!!!

     
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  61. Tam, 5 March 2008 20:43

    Thanks for sharing. It’s very useful

     
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  64. Ronak Bhagdev, 5 March 2008 22:42

    Nice Collection…

    These are also useful…
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  67. mehmet, 6 March 2008 1:06

    I like the second photo, but not the first one. The flash doesn’t do good things for her assets there–and I don’t mean Dreamweaver assets

     
  68. Anuj Seth, 6 March 2008 1:32

    You’ve put in some good effort in coming up with this list. Thanks for making it easier for everyone else :-)

     
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  70. Satt Rooplal, 6 March 2008 7:22

    Hello everyone, I am Satt from Canada, here I am having trouble with my web developer, they created my site, altough it look very nice, its not a good site, for instance if you look at my site http://www.divineenergycollection.com you will notice there is almost no link to other pages, so I cannot sell additional products, referancing from one to the other, and yes I paid over $5000.00 for this, and even now there is some much problems with this site and when I ask for the problem to be resolve they are asking for $35.00 and hour to resolve these problems.
    Is there anyone who can help me put my site in a good way for a resonable price?
    Also i would like to earn how to use Dreamweaver?
    Thank you
    Satt

     
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  72. niksy, 6 March 2008 9:22

    OMG, this list is great! Thank you very much!

    Maybe you should put link to Web Developer extension for Firefox.

     
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  74. sir jorge, 6 March 2008 11:55

    i had a hard time scrolling down after that big boobed chick….

     
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  76. joshula, 6 March 2008 12:50
  77. Sueblimely, 6 March 2008 14:53

    A great list - there are quite a few things I have not come across before which as an avid collector of info on web tools says something :-)

     
  78. kayol, 6 March 2008 15:41

    These are some great resources for web developers and the shirt reading, “talk nerdy to me” is cute. Stumbled Upon this website from our Web Hosting Company Blog.

     
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  80. blackabee, 6 March 2008 21:23

    I went to all of them.
    great links!

     
  81. Stavros Markopoulos, 6 March 2008 23:29

    Thanks for appreciating my tools photo and using it here :-)
    Congratulations for compiling a very useful list of resources, it happens that my full-time job has to do with web development. I’m bookmarking this for future reference.
    By the way, could you please correct the spelling of my name? I know, it’s all Greek to you :-)

     
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  86. Lid, 7 March 2008 8:58

    @ Ronak - Thanks - will check them out - time to update this weekend me thinks :)

    @ Anui - You are welcome :) - It is good to hear it is useful because it did take a bit of effort and I’m glad it’s appreciated

    @ Satt - Sorry to hear that. Have you considered running a blog instead of the site? If you want to learn how to use Dreamweaver, there is a good tutorial here Good luck!

    @ Niksy - Good idea - thanks!

    @ Sir Jorge - give it a shot - it’s pretty decent

    @ Joshula - very cool

    @ Sueblimey - LOVE your name! - I appreciate you saying that - thank you (it was a bugger to put together ;) - just took forever) so really good to see it is useful.

    @ Blackabee - wow - that would have taken ages - me too ;)

    @ Stavros - Thanks for visiting. You are welcome - it is a great shot. I am sorry about mucking up your name - fixed!

    Thanks for visiting everyone!

     
  87. dude, 7 March 2008 10:00

    tits!

     
  88. Andrew, 7 March 2008 10:09

    I love this list, it’s staying in my bookmarks forever. And I just thought I could add a site for the statistics, http://getclicky.com It’s really awesome and has a ton of features, And it even has a page before you sign up that compares itself with some of the other big statistics websites. The one thing I love about it is the LIve view. It actively (with ajax i’m assuming) updates the live page with hits to your site. You can click on IP’s and name them, so you can name yourself or your friends. You can also set it up so it doesn’t count hits from your computer (which I’m assuming most stats can do, but this one does it with cookies, which is kind of annoying, but useful if you work on different computers, or at a friends house)

    Again thanks for this great list!

     
  89. bgnr, 7 March 2008 13:12

    Id hit it

     
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  92. MEDIA MAX IS A SCAM!!, 8 March 2008 0:07

    MEDIA MAX IS FRAUDULENT!!!

    Beware anyone who attempts to sign up to Media Max, as recommended here in the file storage section. They are a SCAM, and an online petition has been started to try and raise awareness about this.

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  93. KC, 8 March 2008 16:23

    Thanks for the great list!

    For marketers, steer clear of
    123 Submit Pro!!!
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    All three SEO companies are ripp offs!
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  94. repalmer, 8 March 2008 16:49

    i’ve watched that parody of the Mac… experience for years. the most amusing thing is that he is describing the windows experience and couching it in “mac.” every time it gets recycled i see windows people get all puffy and they don’t realize the joke was on them. :D

     
  95. johnathan, 8 March 2008 23:40

    My biggest complaint about the post is that it took me about 5 minutes before i would even scroll down to read ;)

    Very nice list of resources though!

     
  96. ccchai, 9 March 2008 0:24

    Trackback from “Best resources for Web developers and designers” http://impressionsoft.blogspot.com/2008/03/best-resources-for-web-developers-and.html

     
  97. Nathan, 9 March 2008 0:29

    Great list I will be referring this to my students.
    Thank you

     
  98. Rishil, 9 March 2008 8:24

    Nice article, enjoyed reading it completely. If fact as you mentiond about RSS feeds thought of sharing some tips to convert RSS feeds to HTML. Do check them out.. looking forward to hear from you. Keep blogging.
    Tips to convert RSS to HTML

     
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