> Firefox could absolutely come with a standard node server and editor
A node server runs JavaScript files as do browser engines and the majority of node’s API exists in the browser in a similar form, as well as an editor. GitHub as well comes with an editor built-in, Netlify can be connected to GitHub by clicking one button.
I agree that it’s good to simplify, but are these good examples for that?
One line of HTML: https://reactjs.org/docs/add-react-to-a-website.html#add-rea...
> Have you never wished you could save your css tweaks directly from chrome dev tools?
You can: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/work...
> Firefox could absolutely come with a standard node server and editor
A node server runs JavaScript files as do browser engines and the majority of node’s API exists in the browser in a similar form, as well as an editor. GitHub as well comes with an editor built-in, Netlify can be connected to GitHub by clicking one button.
I agree that it’s good to simplify, but are these good examples for that?