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My Favourite Web Tools

CSS

Materialize.css

Materialize.css is what made this page! It is an amazing CSS framework based on Google's material design. It's super easy to get started with and is even compatible with Jquery. Make a professional navbar with only you and the documentation

Bootstrap.css

Use Bootstrap to make amazing material websites! It even has support for fonts, icons and Jquery! It's similar to Materialize.css, but it is a lot bigger. Materialize.css relies on simplicity, Bootstrap is harder but way more powerful!

Google Fonts

Google fonts are my favourite font library! Super easy, customisable and beautiful fonts right at your fingertips! It is so simple to import as well! Multiple fonts? No problem! Filter them like this: font1|font2|font3!

Javascript

Jquery

Despite it being very outdated, I still use Jquery. I love it! It's so fast and underrated. You can easily edit the DOM in 1 line. I am so glad this tool was made, Javascript is fun and games until it punches you in the face. Despite it being pretty much extinct, I and many other coders use it.

p5.js

p5 is the best canvas library no questions asked! So simple and powerful! But, it is also home to the best tutorial channel: The Coding Train! Daniel Shiffman (host) is the most exciting and enthusiastic coder ever! He truly is the king of p5!

Three.js

Definitely one of the harder libraries on this list, three.js is a super powerful and popular WEBGL library. Bigger and harder that p5Webgl, but still incredibly powerful! Can't do OpenGL or WEBGL? Settle for three.js! The possibilities are truly endless!

React

Here she is! The holy grail of modern web development! React is large, complex and powerful. It's a satisfying framework to run and write. It's definitely awkward to run on Sololearn, and difficult to get started, but it is worth it in the long run.