You can also type in your own sample text and let the tool convert it into Morse code. Once installed on your website, this plugin can let users play the Morse code as short sounds of dots and dashes. You can also customize a few options to suit your needs. The tool and plugin both require a browser that supports HTML5.

Features:

• Install a jQuery plugin for Morse code.
• Let your users hear the Morse code for any text.
• Enter any sample text to convert it into Morse.
• No registration required.
• Similar tools: Morse Code Translator and MorseTweet.

Visit Morse @ www.mattt.github.com/Morse.js

MyCodeStock saves snippets of code in popular programming languages. You can use the site to make your most used snippets remotely accessible or to simply back up some of the programs you have written. Folder organization and search capabilities let you easily classify and find the code snippets from your library. For each code snippet you can add a title and description.

The main code has appropriately highlighted syntax and reserve words, line numbers, tags, privacy settings, and language labels.

Other options include going to a particular line, turning off the syntax highlighting, and expanding the code to full screen.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you back up your code online.
• Supports many popularly used programming languages.
• Supports folders and search.
• Appropriately highlights code syntax and reserve words.
• Displays lines for snippets.
• Helps make snippets remotely accessible.
• Can serve as a backup for your code snippets.
• Similar tools:  Snippshot, WP-Snippets, Snipplr, CodeFetch, CodePaste and TextSnip.

Check out MyCodeStock @ www.mycodestock.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

SnippShot doesn’t have a lot of features to brag about but it is a great tool if you want something minimalist. You are required to log in with your Google account so all the snippets you save can automatically be associated with that account. The tool does not offer any sort of debugging or syntax focused features so it may not be ideal for everybody but if you are looking to write down some code without being distracted by all the clutter, SnippShot is an excellent choice.

To see how SnippShot works watch demo video below:

Features:

• Write and store code snippets in the cloud.
• Search, rename and delete code snippets.
• Minimalist tool without the clutter.
• No registration required, sign in with Google account.
• Similar tools: WP-Snippets, Snipplr, CodeFetch, CodePaste and TextSnip.

Visit SnippShot @ www.snippshot.skyscarf.com

Snipplr is a great to find working code snippets in an organized interface. It covers almost every programming language from C, C++, Java to PHP, Ruby, Django, Perl etc.

The code snippets can be browsed by language, title, tags and source. You can check out the most popular and recently added code snippets. It’s a must-bookmark website for programmers and web developers.

Snipplr also provides you with extras like plugins and downloads. You might want to read more about them here.

Features:

• Store and share code snippets in an organized interface.
• Covers most of the programming languages.
• Browse code snippets by programming language, title, tags and source.
• Check out the recently added and popular code snippets.
• Provides extras like plugins and downloads.
• Similar tools: CodeFetch, CodePaste and TextSnip.

Check out Snipplr @ www.snipplr.com (by Srikanth AD from Techonaut)

You can also save your work if you plan to edit your code later, and collaborate with others using a generated URL. Future releases of Mooshell promise user logging, snippets collection, and tagging to name a few.

Features:

• Edit & debug Mootools scripts online
• Backend support for AJAX calls.
• Clean, Save, Run, and Update your Mootools code on the fly.
• Make quick edits and view results instantly.
• Emulates the lightweight quality of Mootools coding.
• Collaborate with others using a generated URL.
• Similar tools: Codepad.

Check out Mooshell @ www.mooshell.net

Features:

• Searching code snippets on published programming books.
• Lets you search for almost any programming language codes you want.
• Free. No registration required.

Check out CodeFetch @ www.codefetch.com

In short, this tool comes as a big help for those teams who are working on web development projects. This tool helps the team members to easily add notes and collaborate, no matter where they are in the world. Protonotes can also be made to work with MySQL databases with a single line of Javascript.

You can use protonotes to annotate prototypes for : -

• Requirements collaboration
• Design crits
• Usability test findings
• Heuristic reviews
• QA testing

There are many more features like RSS feeds for group notes, data export feature and all this with no installation required, just a javascript would do.

Check out Protonotes @ www.protonotes.com ( Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog )

You can chat with maximum 50 visitors at a time. Visitors can type anywhere on the site and chat among themselves. If you are a visitor on a firefly enabled site then you can start chatting directly without the need to install anything.

Overall, this is certainly a nice concept and introduces a new way of spontaneous communication and interaction with the readers of your blog. You can get feedback from your site visitors directly without any time delay. Moreover even your site visitors get to interact with each other and talk about your site.

Check out Firefly @ www.firef.ly (Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

Web2PDF ‘HowTo’:

• 1. Sign up and start with setting the Conversion Options for your “Save page as PDF” button.
• 2. Choose paper orientation for the printed PDF: Portrait or Landscape.
• 3. Specify paper margins: in inches (Top, Bottom, Left, Right)
• 4. Get JavaScript code: Generate JavaScript code and copy & paste it to the place where you want “Save page as PDF” button to appear. Code should be placed within the … tags of the template page.

Go to Web2PDF @ [web2.pdfonline.com]