Z zoran macrumors 601 Original poster Jun 30, 2005 4,881 136 Nov 30, 2014 #1 Is there an app (a text editor or whatever) that will have 2 windows, one to write html code and the other to preview the outcome?
Is there an app (a text editor or whatever) that will have 2 windows, one to write html code and the other to preview the outcome?
BrianBaughn macrumors G4 Feb 13, 2011 10,189 2,709 Baltimore, Maryland Nov 30, 2014 #2 Kompozer is pretty good at that.
Z zoran macrumors 601 Original poster Jun 30, 2005 4,881 136 Nov 30, 2014 #3 BrianBaughn said: Kompozer is pretty good at that. Click to expand... Thanx but its not looking very "user friendly", looks more like a windows app!
BrianBaughn said: Kompozer is pretty good at that. Click to expand... Thanx but its not looking very "user friendly", looks more like a windows app!
I IHelpId10t5 macrumors 6502 Nov 28, 2014 486 348 Nov 30, 2014 #4 Just do like every professional developer does and have an actual web browser open alongside your editor. Just save changes in your editor then click over and refresh the browser to see your changes.
Just do like every professional developer does and have an actual web browser open alongside your editor. Just save changes in your editor then click over and refresh the browser to see your changes.
elppa macrumors 68040 Nov 26, 2003 3,233 151 Nov 30, 2014 #5 There are many options because it is fairly simple to put an embedded web view into an application. There was also a similar question on the web design forum a couple of weeks back which might be worth a read: Easy to use (but advanced enough) editor?. I suggest brackets.
There are many options because it is fairly simple to put an embedded web view into an application. There was also a similar question on the web design forum a couple of weeks back which might be worth a read: Easy to use (but advanced enough) editor?. I suggest brackets.
joshlalonde macrumors 6502 Jul 12, 2014 422 0 Canada Nov 30, 2014 #6 elppa said: I suggest brackets. Click to expand... ^^ That's exactly what you're looking for!
Z zoran macrumors 601 Original poster Jun 30, 2005 4,881 136 Nov 30, 2014 #7 What does Brackets exactly do? I dont think it has preview in it, preview is seen on a browser, right?
What does Brackets exactly do? I dont think it has preview in it, preview is seen on a browser, right?
joshlalonde macrumors 6502 Jul 12, 2014 422 0 Canada Nov 30, 2014 #8 zoran said: What does Brackets exactly do? I dont think it has preview in it, preview is seen on a browser, right? Click to expand... Alright, so Brackets is an open-source project headed by Adobe. It has lots of extensions you can install on it, and it's entirely free. Screenshots: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1cfuxdb2bqft17m/Screenshot 2014-11-30 20.09.54.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/iasvq8ealytmqrk/Screenshot 2014-11-30 20.10.32.png?dl=0 As for preview, you have the ability to run Live preview. That is, as you update your code, so does the preview. It uses Chrome. When you're previewing, it'll highlight stuff too: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fpras36ext956yf/Screenshot 2014-11-30 20.12.22.png?dl=0 Also, don't mind my awful layout. I'm in the middle of fixing my template.
zoran said: What does Brackets exactly do? I dont think it has preview in it, preview is seen on a browser, right? Click to expand... Alright, so Brackets is an open-source project headed by Adobe. It has lots of extensions you can install on it, and it's entirely free. Screenshots: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1cfuxdb2bqft17m/Screenshot 2014-11-30 20.09.54.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/iasvq8ealytmqrk/Screenshot 2014-11-30 20.10.32.png?dl=0 As for preview, you have the ability to run Live preview. That is, as you update your code, so does the preview. It uses Chrome. When you're previewing, it'll highlight stuff too: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fpras36ext956yf/Screenshot 2014-11-30 20.12.22.png?dl=0 Also, don't mind my awful layout. I'm in the middle of fixing my template.