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I am trying to share one big JSON data with my colleague but didn't find any online tool for that. So far got http://jsonfiddle.net which is exactly what i am looking for but unfortunately the JSON data is not getting saved. So its no use.
Can anyone please share similar sites if any.
Sorry about the bug with JSONFiddle, it was fixed a while ago. Let me know if you have any other issues. Thanks.
If you only want to share the code, maybe you could use this:
http://pastebin.com/
One website that might do the job is https://jsonware.com You'll get a fixed URL with your JSON that can be shared with your colleague. Everything is online, no installation is needed.
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I found this website some days ago, and I've been thinking about how they do it. Does anyone what kind of back-end they use for everything? Forums, changelog etc. Can't find anything in the codes, and I'm sure they've not made all this by themself.
ExpressionEngine, Twitter Bootstrap and?
Their CMS is : ExpressionEngine.
Their Content Delivery Network is : BootstrapCDN, Akamai and jQuery CDN.
Their forum tool looks to be in ExpressionEngine, probably a plugin.
I suggest using BuiltWith.com for these kinds of questions instead on stackoverflow.
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I want to find a simple small open source cms and I like the idea of logging in, then being able to go to any website page and double click on it to edit it on the fly- are there any that offer this? in drupal and wordpress you have to wait for the admin pages to load and then flick to the public view and it is quite annoying.
thanks
andy
In Joomla it's possible http://www.joomla.org/
Try Plone, it allows you to edit pages inline (turned off by default).
You did not try very hard to find an answer.
First link on Google. http://opensourcecms.com
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I am quite new to web development so I wanted to ask people here if there exists any software which can convert JPG/PSD to its respective HTML/CSS equivalent?
I am not looking to embed the image in the HTML but want HTML/CSS source which will be equivalent of that JPG from which it is converted.
Thanks,
Saarthak
even I am quite new to designing because m a developer but ADOBE fireworks is the tool thet lets you convert jpg/jpeg in respective html/css Although it will not convert the whole for you but it'll convert atleast 60% of the layout to html/css.
more tutorials can be found Here
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Well, I had stumbled upon this a long time ago.
Try img2html. It seems to do what you want. text-image.com is another one, but the sample 'hand-holding-beer' file looks better when converted using img2html :)
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Does anyone know of an API or an easy way to get information about the HTML spec itself? I'd like to create something that listed all of the current current elements and their specific attributes, etc.
The only way I know is if I pulled the source of the spec and manually scraped through it, which would be incredibly tedious.
Please let me know if you know of any easier ways.
Use the DTD.
Example: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/dtd.html
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Im searching open source CMS based on kohana.
I want to see ideas used in admin section and all idea for cms.
Please show me smth.
Bluehawk was working on Kohanut, but last I read, he's been busy and hasn't updated it in a couple of months. I've also seen one called S7N CMS in the past but don't know as much about it.
Gleez CMS seems to be active these days. I haven't tried it much though, but in testing it looks good. Or there's BDQCustom (about which I know less).