Best Development Tools Scripts for Web

It will let programmers write tests with a clean & simple API.Features:Mocks concrete classes as well as interfaces Little annotation syntax sugar - @Mock Verification errors are clean - click on stack trace to see failed verification in test; click on...

zFlickrFeed is a basic Flickr search utility that can get recent photos based on a set of criteria.It supports image tags and individual user upload streams, allowing developers to retrieve and embed on remote sites Flickr images without having to deal...

TexPlay is very easy to deploy, easy to setup, and easy to use.What is new in this release:Added Gosu::Image#to_blob Above functionality enables Gosu::Images to work with DevIL...

MkDocs uses the same principles as any other static site generator around.It requires the developer to edit a configuration file (MKDocs uses YAML for this), create page templates (via Jinja2), and add his content in a special folder (as Markdown...

Works for both client side (browsers) and server side (Node.js) environments.Buster.JS is a good solution for automating a huge batch of JS code tests.Features:Static HTML based browser testing Node testing Assertions BDD...

TinyColor can be used when working with color codes and needing a quick color domain format conversion. The library will quickly help the developer translate one color to another, while also comparing and detecting if two colors match. Along with basic...

Ahoy can be used to build statistics and tracking systems for your applications. This bare-bones library provides basic methods for attaching a logging action to a specific event. What this means is that whenever the user does X, Ahoy will record X and...

Can be used with Java, JRuby, XML, web apps and Groovy.Features:Bidirectional serialization, supports Maps, Collections, arrays (primitives, multidimensional), beans, DynaBeans, Enums & Annotations (jdk15 package only) Supports custom serialization with 3...

Teapot will take a project, all its dependencies, and assemble it into its final form. It was developed for easier deployment of ready-made projects and starter kits. Usage instructions are included with Teapot's README file.What is new in this...

Apache Wookie lets developers deploy various types of Web widgets from a central Java server.It works mainly with widgets compliant with the W3C Widgets specification, but Open Social extensions and Apache (former Google) Wave gadgets are also...