This tool allows you to paste snippets of code quickly and conveniently for other people to view. This is very useful when pasting the code on conventional channel is not possible/allowed (ie: Code-pasting is discouraged on IRC). Simply paste your code and give the URL to others.
Your code will not be seen by the public. The URL is not published anywhere (Google does not crawl it due to robots meta tag). It also contains a unique id that is hard to predict.
The syntax highlighting portion (except for PHP) is based on Jacob D. Cohen's work.
CSS Compressor
This tool allows you to compress your CSS code by simply eliminating unwanted whitespaces. Everything is client-side, no code is transmitted to the server.
This tool is an improved version of Anthony Lieuallen's work at arantius.com.
Javascript Compressor/Obfuscator
This tool allows you to compress/obfuscate your Javascript code by eliminating unwanted whitespaces and by encoding characters. Obfuscating a code does not necessarily compress it if the code size is small.
Note that no obfuscation method can completely conceal Javascript code, it merely makes it tougher for the average Joes. The obfuscated code uses basic Javascript eval and should successfully unpack on any browser that supports Javascript. Everything is client-side, no code is transmitted to the server.
This tool is a rip-off from Dean Edward's work at dean.edwards.name/packer (Thanks, man!).
Regular Expression Tool
This tool allows you to do a regular expression match/replace on a string using Javascript RegExp engine. Very convenient tool to do string search-and-replace.
This tool allows you to generate the famous Lorem Ipsum text placeholder plus some other variety of text. The generator outputs certain number of sentences before repeating itself. You can control how many characters, words or paragraphs to get.
More info on the history of Lorem Ipsum can be found at lipsum.com. This is based on Will Munslow's work at subterrane.com
Encode/Decode
This tool allows you to conveniently test a variety of string encoding/decoding schemes.
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Relative-to-Absolute (experimental)
This tool converts all relative URLs in an HTML page to absolute. It looks at href, src, background and @import. It knows to use the root path when the URL starts with a "/" and to use the full path when "/" isn't there. It also ignores existing absolute URLs. The base URL scheme can be http, https, or ftp. If none given, http will be added. Does not currently work with dots (eq: src="../something.jpg"). Does not work if you use <base> tag too.
DOM Inspector/Highlighter
This tool allows you to view/highlight the DOM details of a web page simply by mouseover-ing it. This is especially useful for debugging layouts. Works best on Firefox, but should also work fine on IE6+, Netscape 8+, Opera 7.5+ and Safari. If you are using http://dominspector.com/, relative URLs are converted to absolute. Some sites with certain URL-rewrite scheme might not display properly.
This tool is based on Steve's work at slayeroffice.com (he has a cat named Javascript!)
Alternatively, you can bookmark this link, go to the page you want to inspect, and click on this bookmark. This tool is also available as a Firefox Extension.
Unix Timestamp Converter
This tool allows you to convert Unix Timestamp to Date and vice versa. Remember to choose the proper timezone first. Time is 24h format.
Timezone:
Timestamp:
Date:
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Time:
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Please specify the correct input
Parse URL
This tool parses your URL and displays the parts in a tidy format.
