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I've flip flopped on this over the years. I've finally settled on this: Why are dev tools 1-size-fits-all? What is that? I should be able to say, turn on al
by dpcan 10y ago
I've flip flopped on this over the years.
I've finally settled on this:
Why are dev tools 1-size-fits-all? What is that? I should be able to say, turn on all the tools, or just give me simple mode.
For a lot of websites I create, I would love to have:
1) Console for errors and debugging output.
2) A way to edit the source of the page I'm looking at, and any connected CSS/JS pages in a regular notepad-like editor to make real-time changes to what I'm looking at (and reload with those changes in place)
That's it. Then I can transfer my changes to my dev files and upload to the FTP server.
Then, when I'm working on some huge bloated website with all kinds of craziness, I can turn on all the tools in an advanced mode.