Boost your software developement with these softwares

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Following are the list of software which will boost the development.

ClipIT

It is a clipboard manager app which has backup of last 20(configurable) items you have copied. You can increase or decrease the count if you want. So you don't have search for recopying from the internet or files. Using clipit you can select from the list of items copied and just paste it.

 clipIT-clipboard-manager

Similar software

  • GPaste
  • Clipboard Indicator

Albert launcher

 It is a launcher which can run apps, open file/ folder, calculate simple operation, open browser bookmarks. It can simplify access for you. Albert is a single point where you can do multiple things which is really a great thing for Ubuntu.

P.S it will eat a lot of RAM.

https://camo.githubusercontent.com/0d47fbc5b2eaabb4444db79a5508ed8439100f4d/68747470733a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f42614d6c5769742e6a7067


Meld

 It is a graphical diff viewer which can compare files, directory and projects. It has support for VCS.

Meld is an excellent file and folder comparison tool for Windows and ...


Selenium IDE (Extension)



You can automate a task on browser which you perform frequently using Selenium IDE  extension. It is used mainly to automate test. But we can record frequently used browser action and automate which saves us a lot of trouble.

 

 

Marinara - Pomodoro Assistant (Extension)

It is a productivity tool named pomodoro. It helps you maintain 25 mins of focused working then 5 minutes of relaxation is a cycle. You can do as many cycles as you which. Similar pomodoro tools are also found for Firefox.

If you want to know more click this link!

Sonarlint (IDE extension)

Sonarlint is an IDE extension which is similar to spell check instead it checks the quality of the code and give feedback about how to improve them. Thereby reducing the bugs. It is available for almost all widely used IDE's(IntelliJ, Eclipse, VSCode,..) 

 

SonarLint / SonarQube With Selenium


 

 

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