Boost your productivity and save yourself from suspicious and ad-riddled websites with DevKit, a toolkit with lots of tools for everyday developer needs. Lots more to come in the upcoming months!
Hi folks!
Everyday as developers, we have to switch between many different tools to do data conversions, inspect dates, test out regular expressions, and a lot more.
DevKit aims to centralize all those tools to give you a better developer experience and increase your productivity and make you escape from suspicious and ad-riddled websites.
This first version has 14 tools ranging from editors with live previews, data converters, and everyday utilities.
Would love to hear your feedback, ideas, and suggestions for this product.
There is a lot more exciting stuff on the roadmap. So, follow DevKit (https://twitter.com/getdevkit) on Twitter to stay tuned.
Thank you!
This looks like a handy toolkit that developers can easily use in the everyday, increasing efficiency, productivity and satisfaction with the workday. Would you recommend that all levels of proficiency (ie. beginners, advanced, etc) in developing? Or is this tool more aimed for those that are fluent developers?
@maxine_buchert Thank you. This toolkit is quite general in nature. Developers of all proficiencies and backgrounds can make use of these tools for everyday tasks. And it will be especially helpful for developers who build APIs and web apps.
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Great idea, but sadly i dont see the point of logging in every time.
@thewebmax A single login session should last for quite some time. I will make the default login sessions last longer and try to make the experience more seamless. Thanks for the feedback!
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