What tool are you using to tidyup yourhtml and css code? [closed] - html

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I'm looking for a tool to optimize/tidy up my CSS and HTML (align lines of codes correctly, remove empty spaces, etc). I've seen a lot of tools on google but wanted to have the feedback of experienced people. Many thanks

If you use Adobe Dreamweaver there is something called
apply source formatting
it does the job

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How the class or id field in HTML of Gmail and Quora generated and why? [closed]

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In Gmail:
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In Quora:
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What is the intention and what tool they use to do this?
I do not think that they are using tools which generate obfuscate the code. I thing they might be using some high level programming language to generate the html code. If you look to the source code which is generated by asp.net you will also encounter generated ids.

Create my personal browser language [closed]

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Is there any way that I can create my own browser language (eg. html) that can be supported?
I have the above idea in mind but don't know how to work it out:
using XML with namespace?
JavaScript to do the function on the back-ends?
CSS for displaying content?
That should be possible with xml + xslt, yes.

iOS HTML to PDF Library [closed]

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Does anyone know of a library for iOS platform that converts HTML to PDF? I need fairly basic functionality.
Ended up creating my own PDF. It is quite easy to do with Quartz2D. Still happy to know if anyone knows a good library.

Please Recommend a HTML Prototype Builder [closed]

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I know some tools that can create wireframe for web site, but their output format is not HTML. I like HTML prototype since it can be interactive (via Javascript or VBScript) and I can share it on my web site too.
Any suggestions?
Check out ForeUI, it is the specialized tool for this.
I would recommend a combination of your favourite HTML editor and your favourite browser.

Open Source Project Analytics Sites? [closed]

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I have seen at least one site in the past that had analytics on Open Source projects, describing lines of code, hours worked, number of check-ins, all sorts of stuff.
Does anyone know of any of those sites?
They employ different metrics, an example would be Ohloh.