Free Softwares, Linux, Ubuntu, Web Development
Skeleton is a lightweight CSS framework that provides a nice boilerplate to kickstart the development process. I like the minimal design approach. Plus, I can easily add more CSS on the top if required. The grid and some basic styles are more than enough to get started. Simple Responsive grid Simple, easy and human friendly grid-naming conventions. …
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Do you often send email to new people and sometimes you’re not sure whether that mailbox actually exists or not ? Then you should use some email verification tool, it will help you avoid wasting time on dealing with invalid email addresses. Check out : https://email-checker.net It started out as a fun side project just like my …
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Taskwarrior is a command line app for managing your todo list. It’s lightweight, simple and fast. If you spend lot of time on terminal (as a developer or system administrator) then constantly switching to a web app or another GUI based todo app may not be very productive thing to do. In that case, you may …
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AssembleYourPC is my side project, I started last year (March 2013) when I couldn’t find any PC builder tool for Indian users. It’s a simple tool and you may find it useful while building a custom rig. The component prices are fetched from various sites (online) but it’s quite closer to the actual market price. Current Status Monthly …
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Sinatra is a lightweight web development framework (a.k.a micro framework) written in Ruby. It’s a MVC framework (just like Rails) but more suitable for simple and small web projects or APIs (otherwise, you’d probably end up writing too much code, which could be done more easily in Rails, in case of complex web applications). If …
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