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A good IDE will show a color preview https://code.visualstudio.com/assets/docs/languages/css/color.png https://code.visualstudio.com/assets/docs/languages/css/c

• reaperducer 6y ago
  Awesome if you're in your office on your usual work computer. Not great if you're in the field trying to make quick fixes on whatever terminal a client provides.
  • endless1234 6y ago
    In which reality do you need to monkey patch CSS color values on a terminal directly to production? With no possibility of running a IDE?
  • SilverRed 6y ago
    I doubt many web developers will ever find themselves "on the field" with someone else's computer and no web browser to work with.
  • abustamam 6y ago
    Is there any tool that you can rely on if you're "in the field" on "whatever terminal a client provides?"
• runarberg 6y ago
  And if you use a CSS pre-processor or—better yet—CSS custom properties you get your descriptive color anyway: --text-color: cornsilk; --background-color: peru;