rest-client - Project Hosting on Google Code
RESTClient is a Java application to test RESTful webservices. It can be used to test variety of HTTP communications.
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wkrte - Project Hosting on Google Code
WKRTE is a jQuery rich text editor based on lwrte by plandem.
jspdf - Project Hosting on Google Code
jsPDF is an open-source library for generating PDF documents using nothing but Javascript. You can use it in a Firefox extension, in Server Side Javascript and with Data URIs in some browsers.
wkhtmltopdf - Project Hosting on Google Code
Simple shell utility to convert html to pdf using the webkit rendering engine, and qt.
gerrit - Project Hosting on Google Code
Gerrit is a web based code review system, facilitating online code reviews for projects using the Git version control system.
How to run a small web server (one-liner)
Sometimes you just want to have a small web server that serves files to test something.
Serve the current directory
On Ruby 1.9.2+ you can do the following (".
" for current directory).
ruby -run -ehttpd . -p8000
Python 2.x offers a s...
Introduction to Google Tag Manager (for web developers who know Google Analytics)
As a web developer, you know Google Analytics (GA). Probably you've dropped the GA snippet into more than one website, maybe you've even used its Javascript API to implement tracking at the event level.
Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a related tool,...
How to make Webpacker compile once for parallel tests, and only if necessary
Webpack is the future. We're using it in our latest Rails applications.
For tests, we want to compile assets like for production.
For parallel tests, we want to avoid 8 workers compiling the same files at the same time.
When assets did not change...
Adding Jasmine JavaScript specs to a Webpack(er) project
The goal is to get Jasmine specs running in a Rails project using Webpacker, with the browser based test runner. Should be easily adaptable to a pure Webpack setup.
Step 1: Install Jasmine
yarn...
Video transcoding: Web and native playback overview (April 2020)
Intro
Embedding videos on a website is very easy, add a <video>
tag to your source code and it just works. Most of the time.
The thing is: Both the **operating system and Browser of your client must support the container ...
Speed up your websites: Put JavaScripts at bottom
For websites that don't do JavaScript rendering on the client, it's best practice to put script tags at the bottom of the HTML. This way, the page can start to render before scripts have been loaded and run.
The caveat is that you also have to mo...