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I want to share a fantastic little tool that I've only recently come across; Live.js, written by Martin Kool. This JavaScript file automatically checks for changes to your CSS and JavaScript files, and refreshes them. That means you can have your text editor in one half of the screen, and a web browser in the other. When you save changes in the editor, the updates are reflected immediately in your browser. It really helps to speed up your development time. A lot of text editors offer HTML previews and such, but they only work for plain .html pages. The great thing about Live.js is that it works on any webpage, including a working WordPress theme...............(.read more.)

An easy to use, well documented set of APIs that lets you write Firefox add-ons using standard Web technology (Javascript, HTML5, and CSS).

CSS background animation has been a hot topic for a long time, mostly because they look pretty sweet and don't require additional elements. I was recently asked if it was possible to have multiple background animations on a given element and the answer is yes...with concessions. Let's take a look at how it's done!

Software development tools for java, .net, php, ruby, xml, javascript, ajax, database, software testing, project management, etc.

Content management systems have effectively replaced much of the tedious HTML and CSS work that was required to make changes to a website. A custom theme for your CMS still takes time and an experienced professional to execute, but business owners no longer face the hassle of learning code or paying a developer for ongoing changes for simple adjustments to content.

The JetBrains Web IDE is a new Integrated Development Environment for web programming: Html, CSS, Javascript, XML, PHP, and SQL ... and support for version control systems, etc

Firebug combines some of the features of the DOM Inspector and Javascript debugger and adds features like XmlHttpRequest tracing, source charts, etc.

The trend of blogging is at its peak, these days' people are establishing blogs for personal and professional reasons. Individuals create blog to share information, to communicate with the users and to have an online presence as compare to that professional organization set up blog to interact with their customers and share latest news about the company, so everyone has its own reasons. WordPress is the most powerful blogging tool so far, it offers variety of features to support bloggers. It is an open source CMS developed in PHP and has the largest community online.

One of the most important aspects of a front-end framework is how it handles navigation. In this part of Foundation for Beginners, we'll take a look at several forms of navigation, along with some JavaScript tools which add extra flourish. I'll also introduce you to another helpful tool which will help you to become a better Foundation developer.

Firebug is a phenomenally helpful HTML / CSS / JavaScript / Ajax debugger. Be that as it may, did you know it can likewise be utilized to troubleshoot PHP? Yes, on account of an additional Firefox extension called FirePHP.

XRAY is a bookmarklet for Internet Explorer 6+, and Webkit and Mozilla based browsers (including Safari, Firefox, Camino or Mozilla). Use it to see the box model for any element on any web page.

It seems like a really good IDE for web development... And it's OpenSource!!

Amaya has been progressing nicely over the years and supports HTML, XHTML, MathML 2.0, SVG (even transparency and animation), and much of  CSS 2 ...  You can display and somewhat edit XML ... and there's some powerful tools for live editing...