Firebug is a free and open-source, complete and powerful Web development auxiliary plug-in for Mozilla's Firefox. The same as Chris Pederick's Web Developer, it added plentiful website designing, developing and testing tools at our fingertips. Web developers can use it to debug, edit or even delete HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript code of any website.

For a new/clean Windows, one of things you have to do is to download and install all the commonly used software one by one and step by step, which is a very boring and time-consuming process. So, we want to know whether there is a way that can fulfil this task (batch installation of software) without manual intervention. The answer is yes, there are many such kinds of tools, and one of them is Silent Install Helper (SIH for short).

First of all, this post has been planned for a few years, fortunately, it can be published to help many programmers at last. Many programmers still like, and have got accustomed to using the classic and simple, efficient CHM format of offline manuals for the programming languages you're learning or using, even if there are Dash (commercial, for Mac OS X) and Zeal such excellent, free and open-source AIO type of offline API documentation browser for Windows/Linux platform. Now, you've found the right place.

As an intelligent PHP IDE and code editor from Denmark, phpDesigner is very fast, powerful and stable. That means not only is it suitable for PHP programming, but also can be used for other web developments primarily based on HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Its main design purpose is to speed up your programming, and make you feel easier in the whole process. However, for this very reason, it is more inclined to beginners.

Bat To Exe Converter is a simply designed but very professional batch file compiler that can convert BAT (.bat)/CMD (.cmd) script files to the executable (.exe) format. Not only can this prevent others from casually changing the batch program you wrote, will also makes it look more beautiful and professional.