There are so many websites that provide some tools to help us make our programming life kind of better. If you know the art of googling stuff then you are an actual programmer😊. So I have some websites that might help you in many ways. So, let us jump in.

DevDocs

So, being a programmer you always need to read through a lot of documentation. What if I tell you that you can find most of the documents on one website and store them online on the web browser wouldn't that be awesome? dev docs exactly do that. If you want to find the documentation just search and save it offline on the web which kind of helps a lot you don't need to go to every website to read the documentation. Website url

CanIUse

This is kind of similar to the dev docs but it is like you ask a question then it gives you results on how to achieve that thing with its own database maintained by open source contributor. Website url

AnyApi

Just like the name sounds it has documentation related to all publicly available API services. With test consoles. Which will help you understand API in a better way. Website Url

Cheat Sheet Form web

If you need some cheat sheets for the website you can look into these devhints. io Where you can find it easily.

Front End Checklist

If you want a checklist for the front-end application you can have a look at this site Website url. This covers the SEO part as well so might learn something new as well.

One more similar to this checklist one.

Checklist design

website url this has all things related to the design aspects.

Mozila docs

If you want to learn HTML, CSS, and Javascript just follow this web documentation it has everything you need. Also, the API aspects are well defined.

Javascript Learning

Want to learn Js you can have everything related to javascript at this site. It also has an interactive mode to learn javascript. Website URL

Exorcism

If you want to learn through a coding challenge this is just a site for you. Where 61 languages tracks are available you can learn any of them for free. It is also open-sourced. It is a fun and effective way to learn things.

These are all so let us just wrap up.

One of the excellent jokes accessible about being an internet developer is that you spend 20% of a while coding. And the alternative is 80% searching the net for solutions to troubles you run into. It’s no longer terribly untrue, either, if a bit hyperbolic. Thanks to tools like Can I Use, that point looking can be substantially reduced. Hope you like It will share more if found something interesting again. Happy Coding!😊.