DownloadThe Web Experimentation Kit allows you to enter HTML, CSS and JavaScript and see the results immediately in a browser frame side-by-side with the editor. If you've seen the W3Schools Tryit Editor, JSFiddle or CodePen then this should be familiar to you. The difference between WebExKit and these other applications is that WebExKit is a stand-alone application that runs on your desktop and it allows you to save (and reload) files to your own disk drive.
The editor shows a properly formed HTML page rather than separate editors for HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The parts go between the ```<body>, <style> and <script>``` tags. I prefer this method of working and one advantage is the ability to show a saved web page in a browser (on another device, possibly) by entering a "file://..." URL.
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Features
- HTML/CSS/JS code editor
- Web page rendered in integrated frame
- Save and reload your work to/from local disk
Project Samples
