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You can though. Chrome dev tools can edit local files. It's basically an IDE. You can easily build a single page application. You can even do some server-like s
by modeless 6y ago
You can though. Chrome dev tools can edit local files. It's basically an IDE. You can easily build a single page application. You can even do some server-like stuff purely in the browser now with service workers. There are also plenty of online IDEs available spanning the gamut from toys to serious work environments.
- forgotpwd16 6y ago>Chrome dev tools can edit local files. For anyone that doesn't know that, open dev tools > Sources > Filesystem > + (Add folder to workspace) > right-click on folder > New file. Then double-click on file to open it for editing and save modifications with Ctrl-S. Of course it isn't an IDE, with even the editor being nothing more than a Notepad clone, and you're limited to client-side work which is in contrast to what OP seems to want.