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Building forms for your website may be a trivial task for many developers, but if you’re not so much into HTML yet, then it might be quite a challenge. Also, you may simply find it nicer to build them with a WYSIWY editor. It’s easier and nicer than coding HTML by hand. Check out JotForm to boost your forms for your website: “There was a time once when creating web forms was a big pain for webmasters. Then came JotForm, first web based WYSIWYG form builder, and turned into a joy. Today JotForm has over 750,000 users. JotForm is a free web form builder. For basic usage, upto 100 submissions/month, you ...

Typer.js is a JavaScript library that allows you to create animated typing effects for any kind of text. Animated typing is often found on product landing pages to impress visitors with features of a product. In addition to a nice visual experience, libraries like Typer.js allow you to have many sentences that erase the previous one, resulting in less screen space required for text. Getting started Setting up Typer.js on your website is simple: Just download the JavaScript file from www.steven.codes/typejs and include it on your website using a <script> tag and you are ready to go! Unlike many other JavaScript libraries, Typer.js does not depend on jQuery or any other libraries. It ...

A website with no images would look quite dull, and making graphics from scratch can be a difficult task. Since not all developers are graphic designers, many free and paid icon sets and libraries have become popular among front-end developers. They allow you to easily place a large variety of icons on a website. Here is a collection of such icon libraries that are popular among developers . Glyphicons Glyphicons is an icon library that become popular with Bootstrap since it is built into the framework. Glyphicons has a special license that allows developers to use the Halflings icon set for free in their Bootstrap-powered websites. The Halflings set comes with over 300 ...

When it comes to web development, there are many development environments to choose from. Roughly speaking, a development environment means the computer on which you run the applications you are developing. Such a computer can be virtual or physical and local or remote. This time we will compare popular development environments, such as Vagrant, and see what advantages and disadvantages each has. Vagrant Vagrant is one of the newest and most used development environments by professional developers. Here is how it works: You install Vagrant and a virtualization environment compatible with it, either VirtualBox or VMWare. Next, you open a command line and tell Vagrant which type of development environment you would like ...