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Shields.io online tool for legible badges.

This online tool allows you to use legible badges. You can find it on this webpage.

Web – AppVeyor online tool.

This online tool can help you with your source code … AppVeyor is a Continuous Integration service for Windows developers that securely builds and tests code in parallel and then deploys successful bits to on-premise or cloud environments. The video demonstrates how to setup Continuous Integration with AppVeyor CI for .NET web application project. NOTE… Read More »

Web – A visitor counter for your GitHub projects.

Add ![](https://vistr.dev/badge?repo=yourUsername.repoName) inside your README.md file and you are not counting all the visitors to your project. You can read more on this GitHub repo.

Security – uBlock Origin wide-spectrum blocker.

uBlock Origin is NOT an “ad blocker”: it is a wide-spectrum blocker — which happens to be able to function as a mere “ad blocker”. The default behavior of uBlock Origin when newly installed is to block ads, trackers and malware sites — through EasyList, EasyPrivacy, Peter Lowe’s ad/tracking/malware servers, Online Malicious URL Blocklist, and… Read More »

Web – Codesphere I.D.E.

Codesphere allows you to start coding and deploy your app within a matter of seconds! The official webpage can be found here. This is a simple video tutorial intro with this new I.D.E. named Codesphere:

Web – add a Google Pay button on website.

In this example, you can see how you can add a simple Google Pay button on the website. More information about Google Pay API and a good tutorial can be found on the official webpage. See the Pen google_pay_example by Cătălin George Feștilă (@catafest) on CodePen.

Web – set the Sidebar in Gmail menu from collapsing.

If you want to set the Sidebar in Gmail from collapsing, you need to click on this Main Menu button.

Web – Read Kindle eBook on the browser.

The Kindle Cloud Reader is an app that lets you read Kindle books online. It is free and web-based, meaning that readers can access it from any web browser of choice, just by visiting read.amazon.com. Amazon launched the Kindle Cloud Reader in 2011 as an alternative to its Kindle eBook mobile app. You can find… Read More »