From young to old, any web developer knows that his main tool is the code. And code is a poetry, according to WordPress. It doesn’t matter what programming language you prefer, what version of CSS you use because the code is your god. That’s why it is very important to have reliable and simple coding tool. Dreamweaver is great but often you need something smaller and lighter, and you need it on the go. Well, now you can rely on Templates.com Blog because we are proud to present you a list of online code editing tools. Basically, you’ll find various code editors that you may find helpful for creating HTML, CSS, PHP, JS and other types of codes. Enjoy!
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Code Fetch
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JSbin
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Lately HTML5 and CSS3 tools have charmed the hearts of the web developers so deeply that it is hard to imagine the process of creating website or important design element without using CSS3 or HTML5 related tools. Today we will talk about CSS gradients tools that would help you master this part of the design craft. The great thing about these CSS gradients tools is that you can perfectly pick the right color “on the fly”. It saves tons of time and doesn’t require any deep skills in CSS. The point is that you can apply these tools while creating buttons, background and other useful things.
CSS3 Linear
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CSS3 Button Generator
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The process of slicing PSD files and converting them to HTML code is a real headache for web design rookies. That’s why we’ve prepared a short showcase of PSD to HTML/CSS tutorials for young seeking souls of designers. Mostly all these tutorials are aimed at describing you the process of creating specific design themes and layouts from scratch. Also you will find here few useful tutorials on how to work with few popular frameworks. Anyways, we sincerely hope that sharing this content will be useful for many of our readers.
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Today we have decided to offer you something special, our dear readers. Here is the tiny collection of CSS eBooks that you may want to have in your collection. It is really hard to find a lot of them, but we have tried our best to present you this list. Actually, it doesn’t matter how long you are working with CSS , the materials from the experts will always be in great use both for beginners and professionals. This stuff can be extremely valuable for all of you, ‘cause it features the most useful tips for those who work with CSS. So, you are welcome to learn this material and don’t miss to check out 15+ Helpful Free CSS Frameworks.
The challenge of this eBook by R. Lizaola, Andy King is to replicate WebRef’s front page using CSS and its solution is CSS and lots of iterations.
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This pack contains the most important coding and design tips that you may want to know about CSS. Here you will find two articles: 35 Designers x 5 Questions and 70 Expert Ideas For Better CSS Coding in .pdf format.
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Despite the cross-browser compatibility issues CSS3 animation experiments are unique phenomena in the web world. Such original animations are the huge step forward in developing new and powerful technology that can revolutionize the web. Flash and JavaScript are the best for creating really stunning and unbelievable effects. But today you’ll see the real power of the new player in this league – CSS3. Maybe these demos are not very useful and practical but hey – don’t forget that these are experiments, so enjoy the show!
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