What's one resource most devs don't know that you use regularly?

I use https://coolors.co/ almost every week to find nice color combinations for my projects.

What are some of your go-to resources for anything dev related?

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[Trick Knowledge]

Trick Knowledge to get some design inspiration

[Oliver Lucas]

tmspeedtest.net/ to check my wifi speed

[Lhr Updates]

Here are some online tools i use daily,

wowspeedtest.net/
etisalatspeedtest.com/
downloadtwittervideos.net/
ahrefs.com/
moz.com/

[krutikkhatri]

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[David Paine20]

As a developer, I mostly use
dnschecker.org/ (To check the DNS Propagation)
iplocation.io/ (To get the IP, its location, and much more)
url-decode.com/ (For the encoding or decoding of the URL, with other 100+ web utilities also available)
myspeedcheck.net/ (For checking the internet speed)
onlinenoffline.com/ (To check, if the website is down or not)

[Istvan Kreisz]

brutalistwebsites.com to get some design inspiration 😄

[Vladyslav Yakovenko]

undesign.learn.uno/
undraw.co/illustrations
mixkit.co/
css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guid...
materialuicolors.co/
bit.dev/
animista.net/play
every-layout.dev/
colordesigner.io/
getemoji.com/
material.io/resources/icons/?icon=...
material.angular.io/guide/typography
glyphy.io/
happyhues.co/
gitmoji.carloscuesta.me/
speedtest.net/it
screenshot.guru/
colors.eva.design/
khroma.co/generator/
hclwizard.org/hclcolorpicker/
medialab.github.io/iwanthue/
materialtheme.arcsine.dev/
30secondsofcode.org/
colorsinspo.com/
mixkit.co/
checklist.design/
craftwork.design/
thenounproject.com/
wordvis.com/

[Lawrence Lagerlof]

I use transfer.sh to transfer small files from shell to anywhere when scp is not available (creates a download link).

Don't use IT to transfer sensitive information though.

[Brooks Forsyth]

google.com

[Glenn Stovall]

10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design

If your job is anything like mine, sometimes you are given vague requirements without any input from a design expert on how the interface should work. These guidelines aren't a silver bullet that will help you create great interfaces, but they can prevent you from making common mistakes that lead to horrible user experiences.

[Night & Day]

Fish. The resource I've regularly used to replenish my storages with Omega-3. It does wonders for my memory.

[Ghost]

My first thought was the Linux shell fish, what has to do a shell with storage and WTF is Omega-3 a theme? plugin?...

what's wrong with me!?

I'm gonna turn off the computer now and go out, thank you very much.

[Tim Ryan]

A couple of (maybe) lesser-known tools I use for web dev:

Hosts.cx - Creates a pseudo url for viewing in-development websites when the URL is pointing somewhere else (like an existing website)

Meyerweb URL Decoder - Makes text and js URL-friendly. Helpful for custom fields.

OWASP Cheatsheet - Good resource for anything about web security. They have a simple pen-testing tool for websites too called ZAP

[dev-kashware]

w3.org/Graphics/SVG/IG/resources/s...

[Ehsan Azizi]

zealdocs.org/

Zeal is a must-have tool for me, it helps me download documentation of various programming languages and libraries.

[Luke Inglis]

I use Dash which inspired Zeal but yeah the combo of Alfred and Dash/Zeal is almost like a muscle tic for me at this point.