Is there any editor like jsfiddle available for local machine [closed]

Answer 1

have you tried writing code right in to firebug console ? to write/learn javascript it's best tool i know.

edit: for html/css there's a lot of tools that might help (actually i sits on windows but there's no special app that might be useful), on mac there's coda or espresso which is typical (and not typical) wysywig tool and have live preview mode, as far as i know coda offers a cheap support of javascript.

for javascript firebug in firefox / developer tool in safari, chrome.

Answer 2

on windows: Microsoft Web Expression 4.0 is available for HTML/CSS.
there are extensions like code cola for chrome. Chrome's inspector tool is awesome too. you can also use Firebug in FireFox.

For jQuery, there are extensions for Google Chrome. with or without documentation. like jquery shell. jquery browser. For CSS there are extensions like code cola.
though you will need web-server for extensions in chrome to work. like IIS. create a virtual directory in IIS for that.

Answer 3

The only combination you need is this..

• FlashDevelop - For code editing
• Firefox - As the rendering engine, i.e. to view your page
• Firebug - Ultimate DOM inspector

Answer 4

Check out Remy Sharp's JSBin. Installation instructions here.

Answer 5

You can create a plain text file, say test.html, then write your JavaScript and open the file in a browser. If you want to reference any libraries, just download them to the same folder and reference them.

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.min.js"></script>
<script>
    alert("Hello World!");
    $("#foo").hide();
</script>

<div id="foo">
    Hello World
</div>

Or you can try something like vimfiddler.

Answer 6

This tutorial shows how you can easily build your own using an iframe:

http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/how-to-inject-custom-html-and-css-into-an-iframe/