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Re: Show HN: Dev Toolbelt - Handy micro-tools for developers

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I was tired of wasting time looking for online tools all the time to pretty print a JSON to inspect it, encode/decode strings, convert from one markup language to another, checking hashes, etc. For some tasks I was usually using the interactive console of some dynamic language such as python or node but it wasn't easy enough.

So I've made a static web page that you can use online or download to your computer with all those tools and much more. Personally I have that as home page in my browser :)

Re: Show HN: Dev Toolbelt - Handy micro-tools for developers

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Maybe package this into a chrome app for offline use? Awesome little took-kit you've got here.

Good idea. I've never done a chrome app before so I could learn things in the process.

Nevertheless you can clone the repo and open the HTML files in your browser. It's only static html and javascript.

Thanks!

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Maybe package this into a chrome app for offline use? Awesome little took-kit you've got here.

Good idea. I've never done a chrome app before so I could learn things in the process. Nevertheless you can clone the repo and open the HTML files in your browser. It's only static html and javascript. Thanks!

I can do it for you; if you wish :) e-mail is in profile.

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Good idea. I've never done a chrome app before so I could learn things in the process. Nevertheless you can clone the repo and open the HTML files in your browser. It's only static html and javascript. Thanks!

I can do it for you; if you wish :) e-mail is in profile.

Email sent :)

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I can do it for you; if you wish :) e-mail is in profile.

Email sent :)

Replying for updates. Though I would honestly much prefer a Firefox app, since I never use Chrome.