Awesome Web

a never-ending list of web-ish apps that rock!

Here we go!

• Photopea - Photoshop, but on the web
• Milanote - my to-do list's favorite place
• Wappalyzer - take a sneak peak at the technologies that power your favorite web apps
• 30 Seconds of Knowledge - learn something new everytime you open your browser
• Tab For A Cause - open new tabs and raise money for charity
• OverAPI - next level cheat sheets on programming topics
• What Web Can Do Today - in case you wondered: yep, web is awesome!
• Unsplash & Pexels - never search for "stock photos" again
• Penint - draw anything you like! - or not
• Diagrams - stop using Paint to create your diagrams
• Virtual x86 - a mind-blowing platform that allows to emulate an OS in your browser
• Carbon - presentation-ready code formatter
• OnlineGDB - almost-any-programming-language web-based playground
• Regulex - the right tool to understand that complicated JS RegEx
• Can I Use - check if the fancy stuff you want to use is really supported
• What The Font? - look up that smooth-looking font directly from images
• JSON Formatter & Validator - yep, you could use a plugin, but a website sometimes seems snappier, doesn't it?
• xPath Finder - actually, an extension, but still web-based
• Choose a license - everything you need to know about licensing your work in an open-source way
• Slides - probably the sleekest presentations builder on the block
• ColorPick Eyedropper - never use Paint for color picking again
• ASCII Text Signature - yep. that cool signature in the last CLI app you've used. make yours here
• SQL Tryit Editor - a classic, yet one of the most efficient SQL playgrounds on the web
• Strapi - back-end development on steroids - a little bit too perfect for hackathons!
• Khroma - a neural-network-powered platform that generates beautiful pallettes based on your favorite colors
• EasyDB - need a db for dev without the fuss of deploying it? say no more
• Teachable Machine - Google strikes again: create, train and use a neural network model right in your browser
• Have I Been Pwned? - check if your e-mail is still your e-mail
• Elocance - yep, you can listen to your juiciest articles right from your phone or your browser
• File Hash Calculator - a useful tool to have your checksums straight
• What Is - top-notch definitions on IT management topics
• unDraw - free SVG illustrations for modern looking UIs
• HTTPS Everywhere - because web should also be safe, not only fun
• Checklist Design - a little bit of help to NOT forget anything important
• VirusTotal - quick way to scan a file or a website using top-notch antivirus solutions
• CityRoads - maybe your hometown will look nicer on a t-shirt than in reality
• Learn X in Y minutes - or, at least, try
• GDPR Enforcement Tracker - if your app is not GDPR compliant, you'll probably see it here first
• Winginx htaccess converter - saving your apache to nginx migrations since day 1
• Downdetector - is it down or just your cache?
• Faux Code Generator - display your code, but, actually, don't
• Burn Link - you can never be too paranoid when it comes to security
• Good First Issue - disclaimer: it's still gonna be hard
• Image Recognize - a rapid taste of AI image labeling capabilities
• OWASP Cheat Sheet - even though you're probably not building the next Google, security is more than important
• Netlify - your sweet as JAM website in one step
• Background Generator - you won't need to search "pattern background" ever again
• everysize - screen-sizes on a single screen
• Grammarly - even though it's pretty well advertised, it never ceases to amaze me
• Scunthorpe Sans - building a PG-oriented app was never easier
• Linux Kernel Map - an interactive map that will make you believe Linux was built by humans - or almost
• AST Explorer - first step to understand a compiler
• Docsketch - smoother than pen & paper
• tunnelto.dev - ever shared your localhost with somebody else? well, it's legit now
• NPM Dependencies Visualizer - it seems like you didn't build that app alone
• daily.dev - latest tech news with each new tab
• ASM x86 emulator - debug low level code in your browser: nice!
• Unscreen - forget about quick selection tool
• findJAR - making Java a little bit more enjoyable
• FreeGeoIP - creepin' on your visitors it's not nice, but sometimes it may be useful - and it's basically free
• Talky - a pretty clean showcase of what WebRTC can do
• npoint - high quality JSON mocks - do it good, not just fast
• Color Hex - lots of colors - now organized!
• Teach Yourself CS - not quite a platform, but provides enough information to step up your CS game
• devdocs - the only docs platform you'll ever need
• dbdiagram.io - design your database in an instant - now with code
• TypeLit - a nice(r) approach to improve your typing speed and accuracy
• FontOfWeb - easy font scanning for web
• OSINT Framework - OSINT made eas.. ier
• A-Packets - a fancy pcap interpreter - see how computers talk!
• CSS Stats - visualize CSS... in another way
• CoverYourTracks - check your browser - others are already doing it
• Image Steganography - the easiest way to embed or to detect basic LSB steganography
• Omatsuri - the Swiss Army knife for beautiful UI
• Deskreen - wipe the dust off that old tablet that you bought and never touched afterward
• Courier - one API to rule all the notifications platforms
• remove.bg - quick selection tool no more
• free-for-dev - if you love both dev things and free things you're welcome
• public-apis - a great source of inspiration for your next week-end project
• TRACK - a WebGL tour de force
• terminal.sexy - the first step into the terminal customization rabbit hole
• ClearURLs - a little bit more privacy is never a bad thing
• Ninite - windows + auto apps install = less next-next-finish
• transfer.sh - a solid tool, as long as you don't use it to share private keys between your computers
• JSONPath - so simple, so sweet
• ICANN Lookup - with more domains come... more chances to forget their registrar
• Crontab Guru - I know, I know, cron schedule expressions are not that hard, but still
• monkeytype - probably the only skill you can flex on your friends as a programmer
• Window Snap - sometimes the Internet is a magical place - or window, in this case
• Every Noise - you might even discover your new favorite genre
• CyberChef - you can do easy CTFs on the go now
• Where is this - reverse image search might work just fine, but this is way cooler
• Guerilla Mail - how 'bout a disposable e-mail? it can come in handy
• A Soft Murmur - when you want to be somewhere else, or maybe just to have something nice in the background
• rpilocator - even with help, finding an rpi is still hard work 🥲
• Leopard.js - a very cool platform that can be used to convert Scratch projects to HTML/CSS/JS
• Will it CORS? - providing a quick answer for the question that always shows up uninvited
• Tech Interview Handbook - new job opportunities? better get ready for the interview!
• Pathfinding Visualizer - even if you're familiar with Djikstra and A*, pathfinding visualizers are magically awesome!
• ntfy.sh - a truly free & open-source pub-sub notification service which is also CLI friendly
• Infinite Mac - I grew up on Windows, but I can still be nostalgic about macOS
• SD Toolset - a nice Stable Diffusion dictionary for noobs like me
• Ancient Earth Globe - the place where I live was once a glacier: kinda cool, but kinda weird to think about it
• Unsample - even though it struggles if you want to download 200 images at once (like I did), it's still very useful!
• CSV to iCal - an ugly job - now almost automated
• keep.sh - Simple upload/download directly from your terminal
• verylegit.link - the kind of project I'm pretty shocked I didn't build myself
• archive.today - the next level of "maybe I'll need it later"