#1Visual Studio

Microsoft’s Visual Studio is an open-source code editor. It includes an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for developing computer programs, websites, web apps, and mobile apps.

Visual Studio Code is another name for Visual Studio. Debugging, code auto-completion, syntax highlighting, snippets, code refactoring, and embedded Git are all included.

#2 Chrome DevTools

Chrome DevTools is a set of tools that allow front-end developers to edit front-page HTML, CSS, and JavaScript directly in the Google Chrome browser.

You can quickly diagnose bugs and errors in the browser by quickly clicking on the “Help” button.

Website Performance – The LightHouse tab allows you to examine the website’s loading speed, server requests, content loading, CSS and HTML loading, and other factors.

#3 HTML5 Boilerplate

HTML5 Boilerplate is a popular but simple front-end web development tool.  It allows you to easily create adaptable websites and web apps. It has features that will save you time and increase your efficiency.

Features are listed below:

• Analytics, icons, and more
• Normalize.css and helpers
• High performance
• It contains and supports all of the necessary elements for a front-end developer.
• HTML.
• CSS.
• JavaScript.
• .htaccess (Apache webserver configuration)
• Cross-domain. XML.

#4 JQuery

JQuery is a well-known term in web development. It is a JavaScript library that is used to create highly user-friendly web pages using HTML, CSS, DOM manipulation, event handling, custom functionality, and animation.

It is lightweight, CSS3 compliant, and cross-browser compatible ( compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, IE, Safari, Android, iOS, and more). JQuery is the most widely used JavaScript library by web developers worldwide.

#5 AngularJS

HTML is only capable of producing static pages.

So, what do you require to create dynamic pages?

Google’s AngularJS is an open-source architectural framework for creating dynamic web pages. It extends basic HTML syntax in order to create more customer-centric, readable, and engaging dynamic websites and web apps.

It has the ability to bind and inject into the basic HTML code structure. Otherwise, you must rewrite the code. Because basic HTML could not create fully functional web apps, AngularJS revolutionised web app development.

#6 Sublime Text

Sublime Text is another C++ and Python code editor. Sublime Text is a cross-platform editor that works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. A large built-in shortcode library allows you to write code with an autocomplete code editor, saving time and increasing efficiency.

Sublime Text 4 supports the Apple Silicon processor as well as the Linux ARM64 processor.

All supported languages are Typescript, JSX, and TSX.

#7 Sass

We already know that web development tools aid in the creation of web apps and websites. Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets is abbreviated as Sass. It is a widely used CSS extension or scripting language.

Sass aids in the extension of CSS applications. It is completely backwards compatible with all CSS versions. As a result, you can use it with ease. Several frameworks are built with Sass and Compass, including Bourbon and Susy.