To design, write, test, and deploy websites and online applications, web development needs the use of a variety of tools and technologies. The software you use for web development may frequently depend on your individual requirements, tastes, and the technologies you're using. Listed below are some popular software and equipment categories used by web developers:

1.     Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) and text editors:

Microsoft created the extremely well-liked and cost-free source code editor known as Visual Studio Code. It is appropriate for a variety of web development tasks because to its robust extension environment.

Text editor with a wide user base that is simple to use and customized is called Sublime Text. It is renowned for its quickness and adaptability.

2.    Code versioning:

Git: A distributed version control system that enables developers to maintain multiple versions of their projects, collaborate with others, and track changes in their codebase.

A web-based platform called GitHub hosts Git repositories. It is frequently used for collaboration, version control, and code sharing.

3.     Online browsers:

These browsers—Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge—include developer tools that make it easier to examine and troubleshoot web applications.

4     Front-End Development Tools:

Preprocessors for HTML and CSS: To make your code more streamlined, utilize tools like Pug (previously Jade) or Haml for HTML and Sass or Less for CSS.

JavaScript Frameworks and Libraries: Popular options for creating interactive and responsive web interfaces include React, Angular, Vue.js, jQuery, and Bootstrap.

5.     Back-End Development Tools:

Node.js: A runtime environment that enables the server-side execution of JavaScript.

A well-liked web application framework for Node.js is Express.js.

A web application framework for the Ruby programming language is called Ruby on Rails.

High-level Python web framework called Django.