Best dev tools on Reddit
39 reviews from r/webdev, r/macapps, r/PlaydateConsole and 2 more subreddits
39 reviews from
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#1
Mozilla
4.1
(16)
"Firefox Developer Edition offers great features for web developers."
"Firefox Developer Edition offers great features for developers."
"Firefox has the best dev tools."
"Firefox has my favorite dev tools for everyday development."
"Firefox has excellent developer tools."
"Firefox has some great dev tools."
"I'm glad it's still around as a realistic alternative to Chrome/Chromium monopoly."
"As a backend engineer, I appreciate the performance and features of Firefox Nightly."
"It's pretty good, but I'm not a true developer."
"For CSS, FF is mostly the best."
#2
4.6
(7)
"I ALWAYS use chrome and have zero issues with their dev tools."
"Chrome is the most popular browser."
"Chrome is still the best."
"Chrome is still the best browser for web dev IMO."
"Chrome makes it easy to clear cookies and local storage with just a button press in dev tools."
"Chrome and related are mostly better for JS."
"Chrome is great for checking code compatibility."
#3
Homebrew
5.0
(3)
"Homebrew is an excellent tool for managing packages on macOS."
"Homebrew"
"Brewfile managed by chezmoi, installing as many apps from casks as possible"
#4
Microsoft
4.3
(3)
"I use Edge for devving."
"I use Edge 3D DevTool sometimes to deal with dumb UI problems."
"Edge has the best DOM map display."
#5
Panic
5.0
(2)
"A game-dev tool specifically for novices and lightweight game development."
"Lua is a pretty approachable language, and the Playdate SDK has a Lua API similar to 'Lua Löve'."
#6
Polypane
4.5
(2)
"It’s literally built specifically for web development."
"Polypane is incredibly useful for responsive design, checking meta SEO and OG data, and more."
#7
Laravel
5.0
(1)
"Laravel Herd."
#8
FLEX
4.0
(1)
"There was another app called FLEXible that let you use it in pretty much any app."
#9
Jarosław Wiśniewski
4.0
(1)
"For Android there is an app called "Developer Assistant". You can find it in the Google Play... It allows inspecting quite a lot of app's UI when launched on the device."
#10
Archive.org
4.0
(1)
"They integrated with Visual C++. You may need to figure out which MSDN discs had some of them."
#11
Arc
4.0
(1)
"Arc is a more enjoyable experience with nice features, though a little resource heavy."
#12
Apple
1.0
(1)
"Safari is awful."
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