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Day 1: IT-Tools – 7 Days of Docker

5. May 2023
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Developer Tools

IT Tools is an amazing docker image that gives you access to a ton of developer tools for different categories. All these are nicely wrapped into an intuitive web-interface.

The online tools can perform different functions. These include generating tokens, hashing text, generating UUIDs, encrypting and decrypting text, generating BIP39 passphrases, converting dates and times, converting numbers between different bases and converting Roman numerals to numbers and vice versa. Other tools listed include base64 encoders/decoders, color converters, HTML editors, user-agent parsers, crontab generators, Docker run to Docker compose converters, and various calculators for items such as IPv4 subnets, ETA and temperatures.

I am using it locally and added some of my own. These tools are a nice addition for developers to streamline their workflow and are tools you often search online anyway.

Available Categories

  • Crypto
    Token generator, Hash text, Bcrypt, UUID generator …
  • Converter
    Date-time, Base64, Yaml to JSON ….
  • Web
    Escape html entities, Url Parser, Basic Auth generator …
  • Images
    QR Code Generator, SVG placeholder …
  • Development
    Git Cheatcheet, Radom Port generator, Crontab generator …
  • Network
    IPv4 subnet calculator, MAC address lookup …
  • Math
    Math evaluator, ETA calculator
  • Measurement
    Chronometer, Temperature converter …
  • Text
    Lorem Ipsum, Text stats
  • Data
    Phone parser …
  • Add your own
    There is a tool that allows you to deploy / integrate your own

Setup

portalZINE NMN | Development meets Creativity | portalzine it tools docker


Docker is a containerization platform that allows you to create and manage containers for your applications. Not going into detail, but here the docker run command to get you started.

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Alexander

I am a full-stack developer. My expertise include:

  • Server, Network and Hosting Environments
  • Data Modeling / Import / Export
  • Business Logic
  • API Layer / Action layer / MVC
  • User Interfaces
  • User Experience
  • Understand what the customer and the business needs


I have a deep passion for programming, design, and server architecture—each of these fuels my creativity, and I wouldn’t feel complete without them.

With a broad range of interests, I’m always exploring new technologies and expanding my knowledge wherever needed. The tech world evolves rapidly, and I love staying ahead by embracing the latest innovations.

Beyond technology, I value peace and surround myself with like-minded individuals.

I firmly believe in the principle: Help others, and help will find its way back to you when you need it.