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ToolSparkr
Free online developer tools JSON formatter, Base64 encoder, and more
ToolSparkr - 35+ free browser-based developer tools. No signup required, no data uploaded to servers. Everything runs in your browser. Tools: JSON Formatter & Validator, Base64 Encoder/Decoder, Password Generator, QR Code Creator, MD5/SHA Hash Generator, Color Converter, URL Encoder/Decoder, UUID Generator, DNS Lookup, WHOIS Lookup, IP Lookup, HTTP Status Checker, HTML Entity Encoder, Morse Code Converter, CSS Minifier, Bcrypt Generator & more. Built for developers, designers,... -
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SIPF - Simple Intelligent PHP Framework
This is a base PHP framework for making simple websites with clean URL
SIPF: Simple Intelligent PHP Framework Simeon Ivaylov Petrov Framework SEO Ideological PHP Framework (SEO - Search Engine Optimization) This is a base PHP framework for making simple websites with clean URLs. It is absolutely free! It's developed for advanced php web developers but if you are a beginner in php programming, I think you can also understand how does it work. SIPF is not a CMS (Content Management System) and it doesn't use the MVC (Model View Controller) logic as...
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