I do web dev mostly and have found firebug lite very useful for cross browser website fixes including on IE. It has been a huge time saver when it comes to figuring out why things are not aligning nicely.
Thanks. Yes, it is a web page editor. By clicking on the code button, you get the html code which can be edited and to view the design you click on the design button. The work flow is the same as (text editor[desktop app]) + (check on browser) but this time everything is on the browser.
Usually "click and drag" programs don't spit maintainable code which is something i want to avoid.
I have updated my profile. I have seen a couple of posts looking for unpaid interns so i thought for some companies its sort of routine to actually get people in as unpaid interns then hire them.
I will start off with that to see if i can get anything.I have tried getting part time entry level programming jobs but they require me to do uni part time which i cannot do since am international student and have to be full time. Yesterday i went to a career fair hoping to find some companies that take in international students as interns but very few do. So i thought this might be the best place to ask for best places to get that experience.