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Editr v2 - Host your HTML, CSS, JS demos on your server
- paultannenbaum 13y agoVery neat. I could definitely use this for some internal documentation. Thanks for the cool tool.
- brownBananas 13y agoNice logo animation, the site looks great, but I have trouble figuring out why I would want to edit just a few files via a web browser. Read-ony makes sense, and something like Cloud9 makes sense. But just editing a few files? You might have to help me out here. Genuinely requesting.
- michaelbuckbee 13y agoThere are tons of different open source and pay javascript/html/css addons that exist out there that to evaluate you need to download, edit and play around with. This is a much easier way to let developers evaluate a project without having to go through that hassle. This is an area where right now most projects seem to rely on (the awesome) jsFiddle - but having things on your own server makes sense in many cases.
- bmelton 13y ago> I have trouble figuring out why I would want to edit just a few files via a web browser Because it's REALLY awesome, if you're having problem making something work in a browser, to be able to copy just the relevant conditions that break into an editor like this that you can share with the world. I wondered for a long time why people used gists, or sites like jsfiddle, but the first time I saw somebody post broken code to a fiddle (via StackOverflow), then saw somebody else fork it, make corrections, and post the corrected fiddle back, I immediately realized that whomever had thought of it first was a much wiser man than myself.
- jasondemeuse 13y agoThis is great! I usually use jsFiddle or Codepen for front-end demos on my blog, but it would be so much nicer to host it all myself.