Added SmallDev.tools #13

2022-02-23T12:07:24Z

twf-nikhila commented

2022-02-23 12:07:24 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Added new web development-related tools.

https://smalldev.tools/

Added new web development-related tools. https://smalldev.tools/

MorganGeek commented

2022-02-24 10:55:18 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Hi Nikhil and thanks for the suggestion !
Before adding tools, I like to get a feeling of if that is a tool I would use myself on a daily basis and whose UX fits me.
I'm a bit troubled with a few things :

The tools lack documentation/examples on how to use them. Of course you could say those tools are pretty obvious, but still I feel it would create a better UX and without examples, it is hard to trust a tool to be a right fit without testing with each case (because the, we have to find samples/data ourselves...)
The UX is not really user friendly, lot of page refreshes, frequent pop-up... and the tools are not really sorted or arranged in a logical order.
I feel the list of tools is nice but really oriented to specific use cases and I would miss for instance categories and coverage for more languages than just JS, SQL and HTML.

So TLDR I would conclude by saying it's probably a list of tools made to fit a particular user needs but it's too opinionated for me to fit most user needs.
I hope the tool will keep getting more features and polishing, then I would probably consider including it ! :-)

Hi Nikhil and thanks for the suggestion ! Before adding tools, I like to get a feeling of if that is a tool I would use myself on a daily basis and whose UX fits me. I'm a bit troubled with a few things : - The tools lack documentation/examples on how to use them. Of course you could say those tools are pretty obvious, but still I feel it would create a better UX and without examples, it is hard to trust a tool to be a right fit without testing with each case (because the, we have to find samples/data ourselves...) - The UX is not really user friendly, lot of page refreshes, frequent pop-up... and the tools are not really sorted or arranged in a logical order. - I feel the list of tools is nice but really oriented to specific use cases and I would miss for instance categories and coverage for more languages than just JS, SQL and HTML. So TLDR I would conclude by saying it's probably a list of tools made to fit a particular user needs but it's too opinionated for me to fit most user needs. I hope the tool will keep getting more features and polishing, then I would probably consider including it ! :-)