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Looks interesting but I wonder how it fares with more complex websites? The changes he made in the video amounted to editing static tags and css colours to see
by hacker_9 11y ago
Looks interesting but I wonder how it fares with more complex websites? The changes he made in the video amounted to editing static tags and css colours to see realtime changes - but what if a javascript function is used to add elements on page startup? Or a js library is used to load a twitter feed?
- klez 11y agoYou have to put Thimble into context. It's a tool for teaching basic Web skills to people new to the field, and part of the Mozilla Learning initiative[0]. I'm not sure it's intended for actual development. [0] https://teach.mozilla.org/ https://teach.mozilla.org/ EDIT: forgot the link