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General Tools

  1. Atom

    1. Essential tools for atom
    2. Auto complete provider list
    3. Hyperclick
    4. Emmet cheat sheet
    5. Change indentation
    6. api-docs

    data provided by devdocs.io

    1. atom-snippets
    2. docs-snippets

    NOT TESTED

  1. GIF
    1. makeagif support url
    2. giphy support url
    3. ezgif file only (max 100MB)
    4. Software list from itfoss
    5. Software list
    6. with lovely terminal

  1. Prettify Code

    1. dirtymarkup html, css, js + API
    2. freeformater
    3. continue hunt cli tools

  2. Uncss

  3. Node

    1. Node Version Manager

  4. Headless browser

  5. Windows

    1. Chocolately

    2. Node Version Manager

      written in go, use installer

    3. Collection information on cli a.k.a cmd

      Resource
      like when you are debugging atom

      • use command > output.txt | type output.txt, still have strange white space use command > output.txt && type output.txt
      • use tee only download binary here
      • use tee and more, download unxutils

  6. Page builder

to increase development speed

  1. Compression.
    1. How does 'dictionary size' affect compression?
    2. How does 'Word Size' affect compression?
    3. What are the best options to use when compressing files using 7 Zip?
    4. Solid archive definition
    5. Summary of the multiple file compression benchmark tests
    6. Tar Vs Zip Vs Gz : Difference And Efficiency
  1. Misc.

try documentationjs over whiteboard

File related tools

  1. CSON, CoffeeScript-Object-Notation. Same as JSON but for CoffeeScript objects.

Network related tools

  1. Soft Ether linux instalation

no gui, only cli? yet still not able get the usable list

  1. pritunl

not yet tried

  1. Monitoring
  2. [Sarg][sarg-install]

Video editing / broadcast related tools

  1. List from obs

    Post production

  2. Opensource video editor comparison comparison1

web as publication tools

  1. Hexo

    Static Site Generator written in nodejs, and It so fucking awesome.

  2. Pelican

    same thing written in python, support .md and .srt

Ah it's somewhat difficult question, it Hexo over Pelican because people lately say that nodejs is more promising.

spell checker?