- Hosting/DNS - NearlyFreeSpeech - cheap, pay what you use hosting (literally could be < $1 a year)
- Web Server - Mongoose - a no installation, no configurations, one click to run web server (nice for local development)
- FTP - Cyberduck - will use to upload all your files to NFS
- Editor - Visual Studio Code - will use to edit all your html, css, javascript, etc..
- Colors - Color Cop - a nice color picker for web designers
- Browser - Chrome - has really nice tools for web developers
- Backup - Dropbox - a nice cloud storage app so you never lose your stuff
- Version Control (optional for now) - Git and SourceTree - a proper version control setup [details below]
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Save shmup/4e5a8684622457b0e93d42f841a0f531 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
some things you may like
using git and source tree
learning git is pretty important today
TODO- maybe read this for now http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/
- SourceTree is just a GUI for git
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backup via dropbox
using dropbox, you can have free backups of your work, available from any other computer
Dropbox
, which'll have you make an accountDropbox
folder added to your computer, move yourprojects
folder from above