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I especially like the VS2012 web inspector - it's like having Firebug or Chrome Inspector plugged into the live code, html, and css, so any changes you make are

by highace 14y ago

I especially like the VS2012 web inspector - it's like having Firebug or Chrome Inspector plugged into the live code, html, and css, so any changes you make are saved.

sergiotapia 14y ago
This changes EVERYTHING.
- rodly 14y ago
  Are you being sarcastic? Low quality comment nonetheless. --- To parent of his comment, what do you mean exactly? Firebug already lets you change code and see the results immediately.
  - megaman821 14y ago
    Firebug doesn't sync the changes back to the original code.
    - rodly 14y ago
      Sync the changes to the source file? How would any client do that without write permissions? Or is that the point?
      - rjzzleep 14y ago
        you might want to take a look at https://github.com/adobe/brackets/ https://github.com/adobe/brackets/ can't say i'm particularly thrilled at the idea though
ConstantineXVI 14y ago
I know IDEA (IntelliJ, RubyMine, etc.) has an browser-tied debugger as well; haven't made much use of either for web dev so can't give a fair opinion on how they compare.