Handige websites
Aan de hand van een Youtube video gemaakt door TechGumbo (video onderaan deze post). Ik heb sommige weggelaten (Amazon prijs watchers bijvoorbeeld), maar ook andere die ik tegenkwam toegevoegd (http://httpbin.org/ bijvoorbeeld).
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Cron-Job.org
Cron-Job.org is a free online service that enables you to visit websites at your own scheduled moments. Cron is a command line utility on Unix type systems to schedule jobs. Word is that it originates… Read More »Cron-Job.org
Hack WordPress Footer
How to change the WordPress footer text, even if your theme does not want to let you. This article is about the Neve theme, but the system will work on all themes. Some “Free” WordPress… Read More »Hack WordPress Footer
Favicon created free and easy
Create your own favicon, the icon that represents your website on the browser’s tabs-bar. Just upload an image, and within seconds you can download a zip file containing not just the favicon.ico file, but also… Read More »Favicon created free and easy
Font Awesome
Font Awesome is a great font containing a lot of icons to use on your webpages. You can use 2.009 free icons, and with a Pro plan you even have 16.083 icons at your disposal.… Read More »Font Awesome
NoCodeAPI
Easily create an API with just 3 variables: Give your API a title Copy the Airtable account API key (from https://airtable.com/account) Copy the base App id (from https://airtable.com/api) And you’re done! You have an API… Read More »NoCodeAPI
Airtable
A great online database tool! Airtable (https://airtable.com/) is a great online database. It is very easy to learn because it looks very similar to spreadsheets. But the possibilities are far more: In each table, you… Read More »Airtable
Taste WordPress
Taste WordPress is a website where you can (freely) try-out WordPress! Things the website says it’s suitable (good) for: Starting with WordPress (and migrate to a production website) Play with WordPress, try-out new themes et… Read More »Taste WordPress
Using Public domain sources
Pen art The website from Eric A. Meyer uses pen graphics taken from public domain The ink-sketch images used in this site’s design are adapted from Yūzan Mori’s Hamonshū, Volumes 1-3, published in 1903 and made available… Read More »Using Public domain sources
CSS reset
In my Web Developer Bootcamp 2021 course I follow on Udemy, this CSS reset code by Eric A. Meyer was used. It is meant to give your CSS styling a common starting ground, preventing each… Read More »CSS reset