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Codeanywhere: Code from anywhere and on any platform

Leave a Comment Posted by on April 10, 2012
Codeanywhere

Codeanywhere

Codeanywhere is a code editor in a browser with an integrated ftp client. All popular web formats such as HTML, php, JavaScript, CSS and XML are supported.

The platform allows you to code from anywhere without the need to bring anything along with you. Sounds perfect? It is. To get started on Codeanywhere, you need to log on to the website using your username and password from any compute or smartphone. You can then have access to all your servers (SFTP, FTP and Dropbox), files etc. Everything you would want is right there; even the files you left open will be open when you login again. Read more of this post

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Koobits: Organize Your Ebooks

Leave a Comment Posted by on February 22, 2012
Koobits

Koobits

No matter how you see it, eBooks are like traditional books that need something comparable to a physical bookshelf. But until recently, it is relatively difficult to find an approach to get your eBooks sorted accordingly. And with that premise, this new platform can get really near the mark.

Koobits is an eBook software, digital publishing and marketing. It lets you have your eBook organized in such a way that you will never get confused with them again. Titles in main formats of eBook can be imported straightaway. Read more of this post

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AppFlower: Build Software Applications Fast

Leave a Comment Posted by on January 6, 2012
AppFlower

AppFlower

AppFlower lets you create web applications, faster than your colleagues commute to work. It is a rather impressive service that will allow you to have an app without all the troubles of a traditional app- building. The Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool allows AppFlower to build applications even without learning the backend code or user interface. The service automatically generates these for the user. That being said, you can pass over learning HTML, XML, XSLT, SQL, CSS, JavaScript and all other common languages in programming for that matter. Read more of this post

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