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? HTML Tools and Utilities

The document outlines essential HTML tools and utilities, including text editors like VS Code and Sublime Text, online editors such as CodePen and JSFiddle, and browser developer tools for debugging. It also mentions live server tools, validators like W3C HTML Validator, frameworks like Bootstrap, version control with Git, and Emmet for shorthand HTML writing. Additionally, it lists learning resources including MDN Web Docs and freeCodeCamp.

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? HTML Tools and Utilities

The document outlines essential HTML tools and utilities, including text editors like VS Code and Sublime Text, online editors such as CodePen and JSFiddle, and browser developer tools for debugging. It also mentions live server tools, validators like W3C HTML Validator, frameworks like Bootstrap, version control with Git, and Emmet for shorthand HTML writing. Additionally, it lists learning resources including MDN Web Docs and freeCodeCamp.

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📘 HTML Tools and Utilities – Basic Notes

1. Text Editors

 VS Code – Popular, with HTML extensions and live server

 Sublime Text – Lightweight and fast

 Atom – Open source and customizable

 Notepad++ – Lightweight for Windows

2. Online Editors / Playgrounds

 CodePen – Great for frontend projects

 JSFiddle

 JSBin

 PlayCode

 W3Schools Tryit Editor

3. Browser Developer Tools

 Built into Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari

 Inspect elements, live-edit HTML/CSS, debug JavaScript

4. Live Server Tools

 Live Server Extension in VS Code: Auto-reloads your page when HTML changes

 Browsersync: For live reload across multiple devices

5. Validators

 W3C HTML Validator: Check if your HTML is valid and follows standards

6. Frameworks & Boilerplates

 HTML5 Boilerplate: A basic template for starting web projects

 Bootstrap: For responsive design using HTML/CSS/JS

7. Version Control

 Git and GitHub: Track changes and collaborate

8. Emmet

 Built into VS Code and other editors

 Allows shorthand writing of HTML, e.g., div.container>ul>li*5

9. Learning Resources

 MDN Web Docs (HTML)

 freeCodeCamp
 W3Schools

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