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9
Mar

Ferramentas para trabalhar com css

Hoje em dia o css, está pre­sente em todo o lado, desde de apli­cações web às Desk­top, exis­tem algu­mas fer­ra­men­tas que podem opti­mizar o nosso código.

http://www.designerterminal.com/recources/css/css-tools-generators.html

16
Nov

HTMl5 & CSS3

Actual­mente o futuro é HTML5 e css3 aqui ficam algu­mas opções.

http://smashinghub.com/25-useful-html5css3-tools-cheat-sheets-and-resources.htm

14
Jun

CSS3 tools hacks

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/06/10/50-new-useful-css-techniques-tools-and-tutorials/

www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/06/17/start-using-css3-today-techniques-and-tutorials/

http://www.designzzz.com/top-16-free-online-tools-for-designers/

http://www.net-kit.com/mays-best-resources-for-css3/

11
Out

50 Ferramentas para webmasters

toolbox50 Fer­ra­men­tas para webmaster

http://web.appstorm.net/roundups/freelancing-tools/50-essential-web-apps-for-freelancers/

8
Jul

Open web tools mozilla labs

A mozilla labs criou um direc­tório, onde podem ser encon­tradas de uma forma sim­ples e ráp­ida várias “fer­ra­men­tas” para pro­gra­madores, ten­taram reunir numa só página algu­mas das fer­ra­men­tas con­heci­das dos programadores.

http://tools.mozilla.com/

E claro tudo fer­ra­men­tas opensource.

A página ainda dis­põem de um for­mulário de pesquisa, muito útil caso queiram pesquisar só pelo design , código etc..

31
Mar

mysql admin and development tools

Orig­i­nal arti­cle : http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/03/25/mysql-admin-and-development-tools-round-up/

The most pop­u­lar and best open source data­base is MySQL. Sim­ple as that. It is con­sis­tently fast , reli­a­bile and very, very easy to use. One of MySQLs main fea­tures is its cross-platform sup­port, it will run on almost all oper­at­ing sys­tems, includ­ing Win­dows, OSX, Linux and many more. So, MySQL is the best data­base, and we all use it. The ques­tion now is which is the best MySQL Admin and Devel­op­ment Tool?

In the overview below we present some of the most use­ful and most pop­u­lar MySQL Admin and Devel­op­ment Tools for Mac, Win­dows and Linux, for begin­ners and for pro­fes­sion­als. Among other tools we fea­ture php­MyAd­min, MySQL Work­bench, Hei­diSQL and Sequel­Pro. Please let us know if some use­ful MySQL-tool is miss­ing in the list by com­ment­ing upon this article.

You may be inter­ested in the fol­low­ing related posts:

MySQL Work­bench (Win, Linux, Mac)

MySQL Work­bench
This appli­ca­tion is a fully fea­tured visual data­base design pack­age that includes data­base design, mod­el­ing, cre­ation and main­te­nance bun­dled into a sin­gle envi­ron­ment for the MySQL data­base sys­tem. The free ver­sion is the Com­mu­nity Edi­tion, which is loaded with fea­tures that will meet almost all your require­ments. If you feel adven­tur­ous you could always go for the com­mer­cial ver­sion (Stan­dard Edition).

MySql Tools Screenshot

Hei­diSQL – MySQL made easy (Win, Linux)

Heidi SQL
Heidi SQL is light­weight and fast with a flex­i­ble inter­face, it allows you to browse and edit your data­bases data­bases, man­age tables, view and edit records, man­age user-privileges, import data from text files, run SQL queries, syn­chro­nize tables between two data­bases and export selected tables to other data­bases or SQL scripts, and all this from an intu­itive Win­dows interface.

MySql Tools Screenshot

You can also down­load a small app for the iPhone called jHeidi Mobi, whicht is the only appli­ca­tion to offer Ora­cle and MySQL access in a mobile appli­ca­tion. jHeidi Mobi Down­load Page

Aqua Data Stu­dio (Win, Linux, OS X, Solaris)

Aqua Data Stu­dio
This com­plete IDE, has four major areas of func­tion­al­ity: Data­base query and admin­is­tra­tion tools; a suite of com­pare tools for data­bases, source con­trol and file sys­tems; inte­grated source con­trol client for Sub­ver­sion (SVN) and CVS; and a pow­er­ful data­base mod­eler. The Stu­dio has a sin­gle con­sis­tent inter­face to all major rela­tional data­bases, this allows the devel­oper to simul­ta­ne­ously tackle sev­eral tasks from within a sin­gle application.

MySql Tools Screenshot

php­MyAd­min

php­MyAd­min
This very pop­u­lar, fea­ture rich and easy to use free tool, writ­ten in PHP (obviusly), has been built to han­dle the full admin­is­tra­tion of MySQL. It can cre­ate and drop data­bases, create/drop/alter tables, delete/edit/add fields, exe­cute any SQL state­ment, man­age users and per­mis­sions, and man­age keys on fields. A nice fea­ture from this leg­endary tool is that you can down­load and change the theme (not exactly a mon­u­men­tal fea­ture, but a unique fea­ture), down­load themes here: php­MyAd­min Themes (remem­ber themes are ver­sion specific).

MySql Tools Screenshot

SQLyog MySQL GUI (Win)

SQLyog
SQLyog is another pop­u­lar SQL man­age­ment tool that has a cou­ple of use­ful fea­tures such as visual schema designer, visual query builder, intel­li­gent code com­ple­tion and a data / struc­ture syn­chro­niza­tion. It sup­port HTTP / HTTPs / SSH tun­nel­ing and SSL con­nec­tions. You can also spec­ify a job man­ager, define a sched­uled data­base backup and use a noti­fi­ca­tion ser­vice to be reminded when some jobs are fin­ished. There is a free Com­mu­nity ver­sion and a com­mer­cial Enter­prise edi­tion. You may also use MONyog, a MySQL Mon­i­tor and Advisor.

SQLyog MySQL GUI Screenshot

MySQL-Front (Win)

MYSQL Front
This graph­i­cal GUI for the MySQL data­base, is a “real” appli­ca­tion, it can offer a more refined user-interface than is pos­si­ble with sys­tems built on PHP and HTML. Response is imme­di­ate, as there is no delay of reload­ing HTML-pages. If your provider allows it, MySQL-Front can make direct con­tact with the data­base. Oth­er­wise, only one small script needs to be installed on the pub­lish­ing web­site. Login infor­ma­tion are stored on your hard disk, so you no longer have to log on to dif­fer­ent web interfaces.

MySql Tools Screenshot

Sequel Pro (Mac OS X)

Sequel Pro
This MAC OSX data­base man­age­ment app gives you direct access to your MySQL data­bases on local and remote servers with sup­port for import­ing and export­ing data from pop­u­lar files includ­ing SQL, CSV and XML. Sequel Pro started as a fork of the open source CocoaMySQL project. It is the self pro­claimed “Best Look­ing MySQL Data­base Man­age­ment App for the Mac OS X“, going by the screen­shot below they wouldn’t be wrong, it is sleek and cool.

MySql Tools Screenshot

SQL Buddy (Web-App)

SQL Buddy
This cool light­weight ajax pow­ered data­base man­age­ment tool is amaz­ing. It is very, very easy to install, unzip the folder to your server and thats it. As for upgrad­ing, delete the older ver­sion and replace with the new ver­sion, sim­ple. Being pow­ered by Ajax, it is browser friendly so you can use nor­mal brows­ing actions like “book­mark”, “back” and “refresh”. There is also a use­ful range of key­board short­cuts, which you can view here: SQL Buddy Key­board Short­cuts.

MySql Tools Screenshot

EMS SQL Man­ager (Win)

EMS SQL Man­ager
EMS SQL Man­ager is a fairly high per­for­mance tool for data­base admin­is­tra­tion and devel­op­ment. Fea­tures include MySQL trig­gers, views, stored pro­ce­dures and func­tions, Inn­oDB for­eign keys, it allows you to create/edit all MySQL data­base objects, design data­bases visu­ally, run SQL scripts, import and export data­base data, man­age users and their priv­i­leges and has many other use­ful fea­tures. There is a com­mer­cial ver­sion, but down­load the free ver­sion, its fairly pow­er­ful and offers plenty of features.

MySql Tools Screenshot

Nav­i­cat Lite MySQL Admin Tool (Win, OS X, Linux)

Nav­i­cat Lite MySQL Admin Tool
Nav­i­cat is a fast, reli­able and pop­u­lar (mil­lions of down­loads) Data­base Admin­is­tra­tion tool purpose-built for sim­pli­fy­ing data­base man­age­ment and reduc­ing admin­is­tra­tive costs. Designed to meet the needs of data­base admin­is­tra­tors, devel­op­ers, and small and medium busi­nesses, Nav­i­cat is built with an intu­itive GUI which lets you cre­ate, orga­nize, access and share infor­ma­tion in a secure and easy way. Nav­i­cat Lite is avail­able as a free down­load only for non-commercial customers.

MySql Tools Screenshot

Dream­Coder for MySQL (Win)

Dream­Coder for MySQL
Dream­Coder works with all MySQL ver­sions from 3.23 to 6.0 and it sup­ports all MySQL fea­tures includ­ing tables, views, pro­ce­dures, func­tions, trig­gers, Inn­oDB Tables, for­eign keys , UDFS, BLOB Types, etc. It also includes the most advanced options for data manip­u­la­tion, build queries visu­ally, exe­cute queries, script exe­cu­tion, reports gen­er­a­tion, data­base mon­i­tor­ing and export and import data to/from most pop­u­lar file for­mats. Dream­Coder for MySQL is easy to use for the novice MySQL user and is pow­er­ful enough for any expert user.

MySql Tools Screenshot

Toad MySQL (Win)

Toad MySQL
Toad for MySQL is a data­base devel­op­ment and admin­is­tra­tion tool that pro­vides pro­duc­tiv­ity fea­tures for rapidly cre­at­ing and exe­cut­ing queries and man­ag­ing com­plex data­base sys­tems. It pro­vides util­i­ties to com­pare, extract and search for objects, man­age projects, import/export data and admin­is­ter the data­base. Changes to the inter­face recently has been the the intro­duc­tion of the “Tabbed Doc­u­ment Inter­face”, this means you can view a fully max­i­mized win­dow with­out the need for you to con­stantly resize, arrange, or tile the windows.

MySql Tools Screenshot

DB Tools Man­ager Pro­fes­sional (Win)

DB Tools Man­ager Pro­fes­sional
DBMan­ager is a fairly pow­er­ful appli­ca­tion data man­age­ment data man­age­ment. With builtin sup­port for MySQL, Post­greSQL, Interbase/Firebird, SQLite, DBF tables, MSAc­cess, MSSQL Server, Sybase, Ora­cle and ODBC data­base engines, mak­ing it one of the most advanced data­base appli­ca­tion. The free edi­tion (Stan­dard Edi­tion) has a min­imun set of fea­tures that makes it ideal for new data­base users to per­form basic data­base man­age­ment, you can use this for non com­mer­cial use.

MySql Tools Screenshot

MyCon – MySQL GUI (Win)

MyCon – MySQL GUI
MyCon is an extremely pow­er­ful win­dows based graph­i­cal user inter­face, MySQL GUI, for admin­is­ter­ing and work­ing with MySQL server data­bases. This easy to use MySQL GUI front-end client includes all the func­tion­al­ity and tools you will need to be pro­duc­tive in MySQL as a DBA, devel­oper, man­ager, report writer or a gen­eral end-user.

MyDB Stu­dio (Win)

MyDB Stu­dio
MyDB Stu­dio is a com­plete col­lec­tion of pow­er­ful tools for MySQL Server admin­is­tra­tion. MyDB Stu­dio (free­ware) is designed for MySQL devel­op­ers and admin­is­tra­tors to rapidly man­age, cre­ate and exe­cute queries and develop SQL and Php code more effi­ciently. Keep an eye out for the upcom­ing Adobe Air ver­sion of MyDB Stu­dio, that will be cool.

MySql Tools Screenshot

MySQL Sidu (Win)

MySQL Sidu
MySQL Sidu is a FREE MySQL client that works via your web browser, it is sim­ple, intu­itive and an easy data­base tool to use. Sidu is not as pow­er­ful as other sim­il­iar tools but packs enough punch to merit its place in this list, its fea­tures may be lim­ited but it does do exactly what the name says (Sidu stands for Select Insert Delete Update).
You can also use a Fire­fox Exten­sion in con­junc­tion with Sidu that enables you to insert data from text fields & textar­eas in a web­page. View the details here: Fire­fox addon for MySQL Sidu.

MySql Tools Screenshot

apache friends – xampp (Win, Mac, Linux, Solaris)

apache friends – xampp
It’s not easy to install an Apache web server and it gets harder if you want to add MySQL, PHP and Perl. XAMPP is an easy to install Apache dis­tri­b­u­tion con­tain­ing MySQL, PHP and Perl. It is really very easy to install and to use – just down­load, extract and start.

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Fur­ther MySQL Links

Finally, here are some fur­ther gen­eral ref­er­ences to MySQL and MySQL-related resources.

Via: smashingmagazine.com/

Fonte:http://speckyboy.com/

30
Jan

twitter tools

Clients

Friend­bar – See your incom­ing tweets right in the tool­bar as well as post updates of your own.  Also works with Face­book friends.

Twit­ter Line – Dis­plays incom­ing tweets from your friends time­line in a tool­bar, and allows you to post updates to your own account.

Twit­ter Sta­tus­Bar – A dis­crete tool that col­lapses into your sta­tus bar when not in use.  Just click on the “T” sym­bol to bring it up and send out your lat­est update.

Twit­ter Tool­bar – A tool­bar that allows you to post updates any time you want as you browse. Also includes pre-written mes­sages for com­mon say­ings on the service.

Twit­Bin – Opens up a Twit­ter client in your side­bar so you can send and read tweets no mat­ter where you are on the Web with­out chang­ing tabs or windows.

TwitKit – A side­bar Twit­ter client that breaks down into tabs for @replies, account stats, pub­lic time­line, send­ing tweets, your friends’ lat­est tweets and a list of all your followers.

Twit­ter­Bar – Type your tweets in the address bar and press the icon at the end to send them.  Also allows you to eas­ily tweet about the page you are cur­rently look­ing at by leav­ing it in the address bar when you type out your message.

Twit­ter­Fox – A Twit­ter client for Fire­fox that will allow you to see your friend updates, add your own, retweet, delete read tweets from your stream and more.

Util­i­ties

BlogRovR – While mainly a tool to help you see linked blog posts as you surf the Web, you can also send out tweets about what you are read­ing and share them with your followers.

Clip­marks – Clip parts of a Web page that you specif­i­cally want to share, and then share them with all of your Twit­ter fol­low­ers amongst other services.

Dash­Blog – Dash­Blog lets you eas­ily tweet about items you find on the web such as videos, text, quotes, images and more.  Also works with Tum­blr, Word­Press and Blogger.

Feedly – A mag­a­zine style feed reader that allows you to tweet about any post you read and find interesting.

Mahalo Share – Share sites you find inter­est­ing across mul­ti­ple ser­vices includ­ing Twitter.

Power Twit­ter – Power Twit­ter adds sev­eral fea­tures such as reveal­ing the URL behind TinyURLs, embed­ding of YouTube videos, show­ing Flickr streams and a whole lot more.

Stock­Twits – A Fire­fox add-on that works with the Stock­Twits site.  It will turn any Stock­Twits tagged tweets on the site into a link back to the Stock­Twits site so you can fol­low the conversation.

Tw-autocomplete – Allows for auto­com­plete of Twit­ter user­names for @ and D mes­sages as you are typ­ing them on the Twit­ter site.

Tweet­Stalk – Adds a “Stalk” but­ton next to the “Fol­low” but­ton on Twit­ter so you can fol­low some­one with­out them know­ing it.  Can also cre­ate an RSS feed of their tweets so you can read them in your favorite reader.

Twit­That – A book­marklet that lets you tweet about the cur­rent Web page you are reading.

Twit­terEyes – An exten­sion to be used specif­i­cally on the Twit­ter site that will keep track of your char­ac­ters entered and assist you in short­en­ing your mes­sage when necessary.

Twit­ter Search – The name says it all for this handy tool that gives you access to the real-time Twit­ter search.

Twit­ty­Tunes – Works with Foxy­Tunes to sub­mit the songs you lis­ten to that you wish to share with the Twit­ter com­mu­nity.  If you choose not to use it with Foxy­Tunes, you can also post about sites and videos you are viewing.

Twitzer – Allows you to tweet mes­sages longer than 140 char­ac­ters by adding a link to the over­flow text, you can also de-Twitzer text and have it dis­played directly on the Twit­ter site

Yoono – Yoono allows you to com­bine var­i­ous social net­works, instant mes­sen­gers and other tools into your side­bar, and allows you to send tweets no mat­ter where you are on the World Wide Web at the time.

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