This document provides an overview of different tools for web development.
Code editors are an essential part of web development to edit source code in plain text. They allow you to create and edit HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. Some popular code editors include Sublime Text, Notepad++, or Visual Studio Code.
Visual Studio Code (or VSCode) is a powerful and popular IDE for web development. It offers features such as syntax highlighting and autocompletion. It also has a large library of extensions that can help you customise your workflow and increase your productivity.
Glitch is a great platform for building and hosting web applications. It allows you to work on your code collaboratively with others in real-time. You can also easily share your projects with others and access a library of pre-built applications.
Other online editors are CodePen or jsFiddle.
These are browser-based editors that allow you to build responsive websites. While you use the tool, such tools automatically generate HTML, CSS and JavaScript. You can also publish your site directly there, link it to a CMS or add a shop.
For this course, we’ll be using Webflow. An alternative tool is Framer.