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October 2009
NetBeans for PHP : weblog
by Xavier Lacot
The work for supporting for Symfony PHP Framework in NetBeans 6.8 is finished. This should make Netbeans the default editor for PHP developers, far before Eclipse.
As for me, I'll stick to Textmate :)
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September 2009
Online image / photo editor pixlr free
by oseres
& 6 others
We bring you advanced online image and photo editing tools, just choose your flavor, jump in and start creating! Genre de paint en ligne
IcoFX - Editeur graphique de fichiers icones *.ico - Developpez.com
by decembre
& 1 other
Editeur graphique de fichiers icones *.ico
July 2009
Phoenix :: Add-ons for Firefox
by decembre
An editor with real time syntax highlighting which allows edit, run and test CSS, HTML and JavaScript code. Phoenix will tell you how many CSS and JS files are loaded into a page, how big these are,...
June 2009
fotoxx - kornelix
by tadeufilippini
(via)
Fotoxx is a free open source Linux program for editing digital photos. The goal of fotoxx is to meet most photo editing needs while remaining easy to use.
Short Description
Navigate images using a pageable thumbnail window. Change brightness and contrast, change color intensity, saturation, depth, make panoramas and HDR images, fix red-eyes, trim, rescale, rotate, warp, fix perspective, sharpen, blur, remove noise, add artistic effects. Edit within mouse-selected area. Import RAW files, edit 16 bits/color. Add tags to images, search by tags, dates, and star-ratings.
Subtitle Editor
by tadeufilippini
(via)
Subtitle Editor is a GTK 2 tool to edit subtitles for GNU/Linux/*BSD. It can be used for new subtitles or as a tool to transform, edit, correct and refine existing subtitle. This program also shows sound waves, which makes it easier to synchronise subtitles to voices.
Subtitle Editor is free software released under the GNU General Public License (GPL3).
May 2009
wmd - The Wysiwym Markdown Editor
by Spone
& 4 others
WMD is a simple, lightweight HTML editor for blog comments, forum posts, and basic content management.
WMD is just as easy to use as any WYSIWYG editor, so you don't need to know anything about Markdown or HTML to write clean, semantically meaningful markup. You click the buttons, and WMD writes the Markdown.
