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Before comparison tools like WinMerge existed, people spent countless hours manually comparing different version documents or code. Luckily that era is over. This process is now incredibly simple, and you can compare and combine these different versions in no time at all. WinMerge especially excels in this department.

A CMS is the quickest and easiest way to set up a seemingly complex website. Setting up a user-based site with advanced components and features used to take a team of developers and a large budget, but the wonderful world of open-source has brought several high-quality CMSs to us for free, including Joomla!.

An IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is like a tricked out code editor, that offers a compiling, debugging, version control, and any number of other features. There are Web IDEs and language-specific IDEs (C++ for example) that are more complete in specific areas, but the most established and well-rounded IDE of all is NetBeans.

Flash's market saturation has led to an explosion of interactive content throughout the Internet. But for every industry standard, there is a free alternative - the trick is getting people to look. Let's take a look at OpenLaszlo.

For non-technical people, building a website used to be a headache. You had two choices - try to learn HTML or buy a program like Dreamweaver or FrontPage. Now this process can be freely automated with a blog or CMS site, but for the DIY web designer that prefers a blank canvas approach, KompoZer is here.

Open-source software supports many of the world's websites. Components like Apache, MySQL, and PHP are solid and reliable when installed properly together, but this can be complicated for amateur users. All-in-one distributions like XAMPP contain all the essentials and make this process much simpler.