Looking for HTML/CSS editor with live preview
Brackets
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Tailwind css visual builder and editor that now helps you generate code for your Frontend in HTML, React, Vuejs. It helps you easily create websites, forms, prototype and webpages visually. So you can ship projects to production faster.
TLDR: Here is the link https://www.devwares.com/windframe/
Hey Everyone 👋,
I have been working on Windframe a visual builder tool that enables you visually design and generate code for your Frontend in HTML, React, Vuejs. You can create components, prototypes and pages for your projects using Tailwind CSS.
Windframe makes it possible to create components, prototypes and websites visually in a very intuitive way. You can decide to build your webpages from scratch or use the regularly updated 250+ block templates created for different sections of a website.
You can edit this blocks in every way you want with the numerous editable options available. You can also preview your designed webpages and easily export them to a HTML/ React/ Vue components.
Also working on a lot of new templates and features I am really excited about. Hoping to get them out soon.
Here is a link if you want to check it out: https://www.devwares.com/windframe/
Been working and improving this for a year now. Appreciate any ideas, feedback and thoughts on this. Thank you so much!
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Hi all!
I just finished the HTML/CSS course on Codecademy.com, and now i'm at the point where i'm looking for a program to write my code. I'd like it to have a live updating preview of my project, support both CSS and HTML (I'm new, so i don't know if that's standard) and i'd prefer it to be free or at least not above $30.
I tried using Blue Griffon, but it doesn't allow me to edit CSS without a €10 addon...
Thank you in advance!
/Gammarik
Sorry if this is not the right place to post. As i said, i'm new to the whole web design community, so i don't know any big forums on the topic.
Brackets
Brackets is a good choice starting off. But if you plan to do some rails, PHP or any other language besides just html and CSS, then it would be wise to setup a home server environment. Not to mention this also allows you to see how to optimize your back end while creating your front end.
There is a auto reload plugin for chrome and sublime text, which is really neat. I use it myself.
http://livereload.com/