http://www.pbs.org/parents/photo/

This is a cool service, which creates a photo of your precious little ones with PBS cartoon characters like “Curious George”, “Elmo”, “Super Why” etc. [caption id=”” align=”alignnone” width=”476” caption=”Photo Factory - Curious George”] [/caption]

I was using PuTTY at a screen resolution of 1600x1200, in which the default font setting caused the text too small to read. So I changed the font to 12px size, and it looked fine, but when I exited it and logged in back again, the font settings were gone. Then I figured out that you have to change the font settings and then come back to Sessions page and enter “Host Name” and save the session. So next time , you select the saved session and click on load to login to the host with the saved font settings.

Tsung

Grinder

JMeter

Faban

From my analysis all the above tools are good and offer advanced features.

Common requirement in any web application development is to show data in Grid / Tabular format.

I suggest using jqGrid plugin, because it offers all the features that will be required in a Grid from simple to advanced. And also it is coupled with jQueryUI which allows you to theme the Grid in sync with jQueryUI themes.

Here is a stack overflow threadwhich discuss about best jQuery plugins for Grid or Table.

jQuery Form plugin provides AJAX form upload capabilities . Since XMLHttpRequest does not support upload , the plugin does it neatly using hidden iframe