Windows
Released Browser Nirvana 0.1
2Browser Nirvana is a handy, easy to use application specially designed to help web developers test browser-compatibility. It lets you view websites side-by-side on Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome / Safari.
The current version of Browser Nirvana (0.1) renders Firefox 3.6, Chrome 5.0, Safari 5.0 and the version of Internet Explorer installed on your PC. You do not need to have Firefox, Chrome or Safari installed on your PC to use this application.
Browser Nirvana is free software under GPL.
Read more and download it from http://bnirvana.sourceforge.net/
Install WordPress on WELP (Windows, nginx, SQLite and PHP)
4WordPress has hundreds of themes and thousands of plugins available. But, often you find that the even the theme or plugin that you like most, leave out that one feature or the other that you want dearly. The beauty of WordPress is that you can modify most of those themes or plugins yourself to make them suit your needs completely. Most of us prefer modifying and testing a theme on WordPress hosted on a home computer as working on WordPress hosted on a remote webserver can be a pain.
There are many ways to setup a server environment and install WordPress on your home computer, but most of them involve installing web and database servers which slow down your computer. And, these servers keep running on your computer even when you are not working on WordPress. There are some great tutorials out there that help you install WordPress on lightweight webservers instead of the resource-hungry Apache or IIS, but they still require you to install the MySQL database engine. The method described below lets you run WordPress on Windows with neither Apache/IIS nor MySQL.
We use nginx, which is a lightweight, high performance web server, SQLite, which is an embedded relational database management system and PHP. The total memory consumption of this setup will typically be less than 10MB.
Also, in this method, you do not have to “install” any software; you can just unzip and run all of these. So this method should work even if you do not have administrative privileges on your computer.
Please note that WordPress is designed to run on MySQL only, so some plugins may not work in this setup. I would not suggest using this in a production environment.
Windows + nginx (Engine X) + SQLite + PHP = WELP!