SprezzEdit is a client-side webapp providing SublimeText style live web development.
Test is out in it's current alpha state at http://nickdichiara.com/sprezzedit
When I started this project I had three motivations:
- I wanted SublimeText as a webapp so I could work from any computer.
- I was terrible at JS and wanted to get better & learn by taking on a big project.
- I was tired of constantly doing Save, Go to Chrome, Refresh, Observe Changes, Save, Go to Chrome........x9000.
I would love some ideas, and feedback from anyone who would be interested in something like this.
I have just uploaded it, so there is a lot left to be cleaned up. I am a student and also work so forgive me if I slack behind when these take higher priority.
A big thanks to the awesome work being done over at:
CodeMirror
-This is an excellent text editiing and code coloring platform that has saved me many headaches.
Twitter Bootstrap
-Needs no introduction, Bootstrap makes prototyping and development super easy and quick.
jQuery
-Also needs no introduction, JQuery is a very powerful javascript library.
Also thanks to NoxArt for helping me decide to push this out to the public and get the ball rolling.
[ ] JS Web Scraping.
[ ] FTP up & down.
[ ] Context Menu(tabs & such).
[ ] Handle links from within #site.
[ ] Keep Div unaffected by other styles.