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Clearly, CSS is crying out for a good IDE. Not the Dreamweaver/WYSIWYG variety, but serious text editing features that are pretty standard to programming IDEs.
by neodude 18y ago
Clearly, CSS is crying out for a good IDE. Not the Dreamweaver/WYSIWYG variety, but serious text editing features that are pretty standard to programming IDEs.
- etal 18y agoWhich would you rather have: Gecko/Webkit embedded in an Emacs buffer, or an Emacs/Vim buffer embedded in Firefox? I've seen some stabs at both, but neither really Done Right.
- neodude 18y agoProbably the latter. Having Firebug IN the IDE would be invaluable and (r)evolutionary. A lot of the times I 'develop' by writing CSS in Firebug, then copy-and-paste the result into the actual CSS file. Hm. That means I want a WYSIWYG, actually. Time to fork Firebug?
- rms 18y agoYeah that would be great. I haven't found a CSS editor I really like.