What are some essential online tools that help you in your day-to-day development tasks?

Here are the tools I can't live without

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⌨️ Quick Type by @quicktypeio

Convert JSON into gorgeous, typesafe code in any language. I use this a lot to quickly generate Swift models from server JSON response. It generates very elegant enum handling and optiona

quicktype.io
👨‍🍳 CyberChef by GCHQ

The app is open-source and contains lots and lots of tools to convert texts, images, and formats languages

Great to have al things in 1 place

gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
⏰ Epoch Converter

I need to convert time intervals and handle timezone very often, and somehow this website keep showing up in my search results, so I've been using it every since. Works great so far

epochconverter.com
📐 Regex 101 by @regex101

Intuitive regex expression validation with hints for each symbols and with many functions and flavors

regex101.com
📏 WTF Auto Layout

This is very handy for iOS developers dealing with Auto Layout. I know SwiftUI is the future but many still have to struggle with Auto Layout on a daily basis. This tool helps demystify many tricky cases #iosdev

wtfautolayout.com
👔 Carbon by @carbon_app

Carbon is both an open-source web tool and CLI. It generates a beautiful frame for code snippets. I use this daily to share code online

carbon.now.sh
🎨 Photopea

I have Sketch and Figma installed but when it comes to PSD, I usually use Photopea, which runs in the browser. Very neat to export layers

photopea.com
📜 Thread Reader by @threadreaderapp

When I see a long Twitter thread, I often read in this app. It display long threads elegantly

threadreaderapp.com

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