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Links to helpful resources from across the web.
When it comes to coding the web, there are almost always several different approaches to tackling the same challenge. This part of the wiki tries to steer you toward making good choices among them and includes real world recommendations for when to favor one approach or another.
These tools will help you be more productive, efficient and/or accurate when coding.
- Sublime Text3: Sublime Text3 is GA's preferred text editor, and one of the most powerful and beloved editors for web development. This page will provide you with helpful tips, shortcuts, and plugins to make you a pro with Sublime and greatly improve your development experience!
- Emmet: Emmet is a set of plug-ins for text editors (like Sublime Text, VS Code or Atom) that allows for high-speed coding and editing in HTML, XML, XSL, and other structured code formats via content assist.
- Browsersync: Browsersync is a simply to install live-reload server that you can run locally to speed up your development. This doc contains instructions to add a shortcut (an alias) in Terminal for launching the server, serving the current directory and watching for changes -- all with a one word command.
- Host Your Site for Free with GitHub Pages: You can host a single website for free with GitHub Pages. It's a great way to show off your work to the rest of the world!
- GoDaddy Domain with GitHub Pages: If you want to use a custom domain name that you purchased at GoDaddy.com that the URL to visit your free GitHub Pages site, here's the way to do it.
Links to fun games to help you master web skills.