Codekit 2.1.3 (Mac Os X)

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[B][SIZE=3][COLOR="#006400"]CodeKit 2.1.3[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

 

[B]Description[/B]

CodeKit helps you build websites faster and better.

Compile Everything: 

Process Less, Sass, Stylus, Jade, Haml, Slim, CoffeeScript, Javascript, and Compass files automatically each time you save. Easily set options for each language.

 

Live Browser Reloads: 

Instantly see changes in your browser, with animation and without hitting the refresh button or installing plugins. Great for tweaking layouts!

 

Combine and Minify: 

Reduce load times by mashing Javascript and CoffeeScript files together and then minifying with Uglify.js. It's so easy, you'll giggle like a schoolgirl. Seriously.

 

Optimize Images: 

Losslessly reduce JPEG and PNG file sizes with one click and see the savings. One less thing to do at deployment. (More compression options coming soon!)

 

JSHint and JSLint: 

Makes debugging scripts fun and easy. Instantly find that one hanging comma that kills IE, or enforce coding styles and best practices across teams.

 

Team Collaboration: 

Sync project settings across teams and computers in an open JSON format. Keep everyone on the same page or easily jumpstart new sites.

 

Easy Frameworks: 

Keep just one copy of a file on your drive and easily use it across many projects without worrying about file paths. No more copying files into every new site.

 

It Just Works: 

There's nothing to install or configure. No mucking around the command line. Just run the app and start working. It's that easy.

 

[B]What's New Version 2.1.3:[/B]

[Fixed] Excessive "Could Not Start HTTP Server" alerts no longer appear. When your network connection status changes (e.g. your Mac goes to sleep), the server now updates without restarting itself.

[Fixed] Android and Windows devices no longer infinitely refresh every 5 seconds.

[Not Fixed] Some of you use Android.

[Changed] The self-healing feature introduced in the last update has been removed....

   I tested the self-healing feature on a strong, fast WiFi network. If your WiFi is laggy (e.g. a public network), the self-healing routine would repeatedly try to reconnect to CodeKit because the HTML5 websocket protocol has no way to determine if a connection is truly dead or just laggy. In version 2.1.3+, if a page loses touch with CodeKit for 15+ seconds, it will display a banner telling you that the connection is unstable, but it will NOT attempt to automatically reconnect, since the connection may not be dead.

   Auto-refresh on remote devices really requires a solid, fast WiFi network to work well. If the network is bogged down with traffic or you're at the edge of the router's signal range, refreshes will probably be slow and/or unreliable.

 

 

[B]Requirements[/B]

OS X 10.8 or later

 

 

 

 

 

 

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