🧰 A Curated Collection of Must-Have Resources for Coders
Handpicked tools, sites, and references to boost your coding workflow.
As a self-taught coder, I've bookmarked hundreds of websites and tools — some helped a little, and some changed the way I work. Today, I’m sharing my personal **collection** of resources that I believe every developer should know about.
🧑💻 Code Editors & IDEs
- VS Code – Lightweight, extensible, and loved by millions.
- Replit – Code in the cloud from any device, anywhere.
- StackBlitz – Online IDE for web projects with real-time preview.
📚 Learning Platforms
- freeCodeCamp – 100% free and beginner-friendly.
- The Odin Project – Full-stack curriculum from scratch.
- JavaScript.info – The most practical JS reference online.
🎨 Design & UI Inspiration
- Uiverse – Copy-paste UI components with modern CSS.
- Coolors – Generate color palettes with one click.
- unDraw – Free open-source SVG illustrations.
🛠️ Developer Tools
- Regex101 – Test and debug regular expressions.
- Carbon – Create beautiful code screenshots.
- Can I use – Check browser compatibility for web features.
🧠 Bonus: YouTube Channels to Follow
- Traversy Media – Clean and practical tutorials on full-stack dev.
- Web Dev Simplified – Short and focused lessons, perfect for busy learners.
- Code with Harry – Great for Hindi-speaking audiences.
📌 Final Thoughts
I’ve personally used most of these tools and learned from these sites — this **collection** grew with me. Feel free to bookmark this page, revisit it, and share it with your coding buddies. If you have a tool worth adding, drop it in the comments!
📌 Posted by Anushka • Build your toolkit. Build your future. 🛠️💻
