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9 Tools Everyone Should Try🧙‍♂️🫵

Kiran Naragund on October 21, 2024

Hello Devs👋 In this rapidly evolving tech world, there are lots of dev tools getting launched every day. These tools have become increasingly popu...

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𝚂𝚊𝚞𝚛𝚊𝚋𝚑 𝚁𝚊𝚒 • Oct 21 '24 • Edited

Can I add some tools that I know as well? (Thanks Kiran for allowing me to post)

Resume Matcher

Allows you to make ATS friendly resumes.
🔗: github.com/srbhr/Resume-Matcher

SWIRL AI

Full end-to-end AI Search, RAG, Summaries, and metasearch tool. (Python-Django)
🔗: github.com/swirlai/swirl-search

Kiran Naragund • Oct 22 '24

Sure Saurabh!

Kiran Naragund • Oct 23 '24

Thanks for sharing Saurabh!

Kiran Naragund • Oct 21 '24

Let me know which tools you’re already using guys!

Anmol Baranwal • Oct 22 '24

Great work! I didn’t know a lot of these.

Kiran Naragund • Oct 22 '24

Thanks Anmol!!

Valentin Iljaž • Oct 22 '24

I've been searching for a tool like RunJS—what a great find! I usually open a new tab in Chrome and use the DevTools Console, but having a dedicated tool just for experimenting with JS/TS is a nice change. I'll definitely give it a try.

For developers looking to streamline their workflow, Webacus.dev is another fantastic tool worth checking out. It combines multiple operations into a single interface, making it easier to handle various tasks efficiently.

Kiran Naragund • Oct 22 '24

Thanks Valentin!

Martin Baun • Oct 22 '24

Might I also add VideoFeedbackr, we created a screen and desktop recorder, specifically for devs, id love to know what you think of it.

Kiran Naragund • Oct 22 '24

Thanks for add-up Martin!
I will check it out.

Martin Baun • Oct 23 '24

Thank you! I'll appreciate your input! :)

Wade Zimmerman • Oct 21 '24 • Edited

Traefik was mentally exhausting even after digging into the docs. Ddev and excalidraw were okay but I had to use AI to figure them out. Do any of these come with AI built-in?