Does anyone know of something similar to the tryit editor of w3 that I can run offline?
Coding in Notepad++ and opening with Waterfox is too much work.
Tryit Editor but offline
Jacob Thompson
Luis Lopez
save the webpage?
Blake Sanchez
just open in browser, refresh after update?
Jace Hernandez
>too much work
Are you retarded? Just keep your browser open and hit refresh.
Jaxon Turner
Flask
Tyler Cruz
Then I have to switch windows. I like the instant gratification of the tryit editor.
Nicholas Peterson
>Flask
Thanks but I'm on Windows and I don't want to dick around with pip.
Hudson Cox
Clojurescript with Figwheel has hot reloading on steroids.
figwheel.org
Watch this video:
youtube.com
Juan Flores
codesandbox.io
codepen.io
Dylan Hernandez
Yes, there is:
github.com
Jordan Morgan
>Yes, there is:
That one seperates JS, CSS and HTML just like JSFiddle. Which is okay, but for my use case I want everything in one window so exporting it to a fully functional HTML file doesen't require extra copy and pate.
Those don't work offline
This looks neat, but it also looks like a hassle to set up. I just want a simple thing like the tryit editor.
Ayden Flores
then modify it, it is really simple
Mason Allen
Well that was easy, thanks!
Lucas Carter
Brackets
brackets.io
Nathaniel Nguyen
What you could do (if you dont want to set up Flask/anything else), but is a bit hacky is to put a auto update into the html/javascript code and make it every 1 second or something like that.
Hunter Cox
Setup a simple http server pointing to your static file directory, write html, and press F5 on the browser page.
There's plugins that allow you to refresh automatically, but those may be antiqauted
Owen Turner
A button to preview is more than enough.
Jonathan Gomez
are you retarded?
Jayden Hughes
>all this overengineered shit
save this as html
pastebin.com
Nolan Anderson
brackets or any IDE with an html viewer
Aaron Kelly
Left side editor, right side browser, have a plugin for auto refreshing.
Julian White
This was my result:
textarea,iframe{width:49%;height:99%}
body{margin:0}
textarea{width:50%;font-size:18;height:99%}
I don't understand what the oninput= does, but it works perfectly. Brackets, probably an Electron app, is 72MB before installation.
Isaiah Johnson
Based
Jeremiah Russell
Thanks for teaching me this. Fucking neat.
Noah Rivera
How can I get it side by side like the w3 editor? If I change the width/height with some CSS the page is still rendered on the same place.
Joshua Gray
Brackets live preview and alt-tab or side by side