I don’t particularly enjoy the workflow of writing code on the text editor and refreshing the browser page to see if the page turned out as you wanted it.
This is a big pain point, and that's where tools like Live Server come in - It won't necessarily help much if you have a single screen you're working on, but it helps if you have screen real estate to show the code window and browser window at the same time. :)
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There are many cases where you do not want your website to refresh (send a new HTTP request.) - so, it depends. But there are tons of solutions for that for each editor.
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This is a big pain point, and that's where tools like Live Server come in - It won't necessarily help much if you have a single screen you're working on, but it helps if you have screen real estate to show the code window and browser window at the same time. :)
Thanks for the tool! Will check it out!
There are many cases where you do not want your website to refresh (send a new HTTP request.) - so, it depends. But there are tons of solutions for that for each editor.
Maybe. So far not hit any of those rare edge cases. If I make a change I would want to check it immediately 99.9% of the time.