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I just use LiveReload for this.
by sgricci 15y ago
I just use LiveReload for this.
- mutewinter 15y agoYes. A thousand times yes. I used to have a vim plugin[1] for reloading Chrome also. LiveReload[2] is far and away the way to go. [1]: https://github.com/mkitt/browser-refresh.vim https://github.com/mkitt/browser-refresh.vim [2]: http://livereload.com/ http://livereload.com/
- yolk 15y agoI am so happy. Thank you for these.
- rev087 15y agoAnother great tool for Mac: http://incident57.com/codekit/ http://incident57.com/codekit/
- kuroir 15y agoCodeKit is "ok". But I prefer 100 times to use the command line for this kind of things. Also LiveReload allows you to run it on another sevrer.
- latchkey 15y agoWith LR, I actually had to un-train myself from constantly reloading the browser window. Now I just save a file in my IDE, and LR does it for me. I couldn't imagine going back to anything else.
- rimantas 15y agoAnd in case of CSS LR does not even reload the page, it injects CSS. Very handy for styling some "in between" elements—popovers and stuff like that.
- willy1234x1 15y agoHave you or anyone else had luck with LiveReload and Windows? My main gripe with LiveReload is the requirement of Ruby, I don't code in Ruby so it seems a little unnecessary for me to install it just for reloading a page.