New Development Tools Scripts for Web

Guzzle comes with a powerful API and complete support for the  HTTP/1.1 protocol. It's main role is to provide a set of ready-made tools that enable developers to send requests to various Web services (API, servers, databases) and query for...

Base can be used when needing a cross-browser friendly layout that renders the same on a multitude of browsers and can be viewed on mobile devices as well. Base comes with a set of default styles and a demo page for using it out of the box, but also...

Hyperlink was created as a last measure testing utility, allowing webmasters to test their site for broken links before launching it into a production environment.This tool can only be used from the Node.js CLI and works with websites hosted online or...

perfect-scrollbar enahnces how the default scrollbar looks and behaves on a Web page. To demonstrate how it can work, an example has been included with the download package.What is new in this release:Changed how `in-scrolling` works. What is new in...

Inspired by similar tools like Ruby On Rails and Spring, OpenXava implements the same MVC principles that made those frameworks famous in the first place. Additionally, OpenXava adds its own twist to the MVC frameworks market by automating application...

Apache Derby is one of the first database engines the Apache Software foundation hosted under its umbrella before big names like Yahoo's Hadoop, Facebook's Cassandra, or IBM's CouchDB were also donated to it. Coded from the beginning to...

The framework allows developers to create real-time, collaborative applications, heavily inspired by more mature tools like Django and Ruby on Rails.Built to work with modern technologies like Node.js, Stylus, Express, Socket.IO, Browserify, UglifyJS and...

Developed to be 960 Grid System's successor, Unsemantic uses a combination between CSS 3 media queries and Adapt.js to provide page layouts that resize and reshuffle to fit the device they're being viewed on. The framework still uses the push- and pull-...

With Geocoder, developers will be able to build geographically-savvy applications, capable of distinguishing between users based on their geo-location details. Geocoder can work as a standalone or with frameworks and technologies like sockets, cURL, Buzz,...

When it first launched, Sinatra was 1% the size of its main competitor: Ruby on Rails. This was because Sinatra was created to be a super-lightweight solution for the Ruby market which was and still is inundated with lots of frameworks with huge...