10 Best Developer Tools on BetaPage in July You Must Know

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Here is a curated list of some of the best tools for developers which were listed on BetaPage in the month of July.

Let’s have a look at them:

  1. ApexCharts

ApexCharts helps you create beautiful Javascript charts and provide effective visual representation to your data. It is an open-source modern charting library that helps developers create interactive visualizations for web pages. It also provides expressive and rich dashboard templates to the developers and a wide range of charts to choose from.

Features:

  • Several chart types
  • Fully responsive
  • Highly customizable
  • Free and open source

2. StyleURL

StyleURL is the easiest way for designers and developers to collaborate on CSS changes. It lets you export CSS changes you made in the Chrome Devtools directly, you do not need to copy them manually into a file. It just works the way people expect.

Features:

  • Export CSS from Chrome
  • Save to Gist
  • Preview changes via a link

3. UI Motion Kit

UI Motion Kit provides 20+ delightful UI animations for after effects combined into 6 mobile flows. All ready-to-use AE files. The kit consists of AE files with 20+ delightful UI animations which are combined into 6 animated mobile flows. It also has sketch files with 25 screens.

Features:

  • After effects and sketch files
  • Retina ready in 60fps
  • Easy to customize
  • Focus on microinteractions
  • Components ready

4. CodePilot

CodePilot is a free code search tool for software developers. With it, you have answers at your fingertips. Get easy and quick access to the issues, errors, code, and the learning that you need. CodePilot is a Free stand-alone desktop application which has been designed to be the best search experience possible. It supports Mac, Windows, and Linux and integrates with a wide variety of platforms, including Stack Overflow, GitHub, search engines, and custom data stores.

5. Dank Mono

Dank Mono is the code font that you want and need. It has been designed for aesthetes with Retina displays and code in mind. It has an Italic variant and delightful ligatures.

6. Itty Bitty

Itty Bitty sites are contained entirely within their own link. They are portable so you don’t need a server to host them, are private so nothing is shared or stored on the server, and they are easy to share as a QR code or as a link. Itty Bitty sites can hold about as much as a printed page. The things that you can with that include:

  • Create an app
  • Compose poetry
  • Express yourself in ascii
  • Bypass a 280 char limit

7. Asteroid

Asteroid is an augmented reality dev tool for creating 3D apps that react to their environment. You can make ARKit apps for iPhone using a graphical interface without the need of scripting. Use imported 3D assets and CoreML models to build reactions.

Features:

  • Lightweight game engine
  • Augmented reality
  • Scripting and machine learning
  • Graph mode and reactions
  • Export to iOS

8. FlowMapp

FlowMapp is an online tool for creating interactive sitemaps and user flows for web development and planning better UX. Tt is now easy to organize, store, and collect requirements for the website’s development using an interactive sitemap and web flow. You can create website structure and flow, organize information, plan and store content for the website, and manage web development projects- all in one place.

Features:

  • Organize projects
  • Quick and easy sitemap creation
  • Modular page description structure
  • Communicate and share sitemaps

9. Anima

Anima is an automating front-end development toolkit for Sketch. It allows developers and designers to do more with less effort. Its algorithms compose beautiful codes for your preferred platform, be it native Swift for iOS, Bootstrap for web, or any other platform/framework. All you have to do is just design and the bots will write the code for you.

10. Snipper

Snipper is a simple and sweet Snippet manager on the menubar. It lets you directly manage your code snippets directly from your menu bar on Mac and Taskbar on Linux and Windows. Snipper would also be launching its GitHub integration and sync feature very soon.

I hope these tools help all the developers and designers out there! Try them out today!

Happy developing!

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