10 Fresh Developer Websites You’ll Be Glad You Discovered
NR@noyonrahman
1. Hoppscotch
Caption: The lightweight API testing tool that feels faster than your thoughts.
2. UI Colors
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1. Hoppscotch
Caption: The lightweight API testing tool that feels faster than your thoughts.
2. UI Colors
Caption: Generate Tailwind-ready color palettes without overthinking design.
3. Responsively App
Caption: Test every screen size at once — because users don’t use one device.
4. Squoosh
Caption: Compress images without sacrificing quality or your sanity.
5. DevToys
Caption: A Swiss-army knife of dev utilities living right on your desktop.
6. HTTP Cats
Caption: HTTP status codes explained by cats — oddly effective, very memorable.
7. Carbonyl
https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl
Caption: Run a graphical browser directly inside your terminal.
8. ExplainShell
Caption: Finally understand what that scary Linux command actually does.
9. Codux
Caption: Visual editing for React apps without breaking your codebase.
10. Unminify
Caption: Turn unreadable minified code back into something human.
Final Note
These tools aren’t mainstream yet — and that’s exactly why they’re powerful. Bookmark them now, thank yourself later.
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@noyonrahmanFull-Stack Developer
I'm Noyon Rahman — a software developer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I focus on backend development and API integration, designing and maintaining scalable APIs and integrating third-party services. I also contribute to frontend features when the team needs an extra pair of hands.
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