There is something called firefile that will save your css changes made in firebug but when I used a year or so ago it was a little buggy and stripped comments out of css (breaking WP Sites).
I'm working on a WordPress editor called WPide, live css/less editing is something I have planned. When your code editor is part of your website/app I think there is a lot more scope for improving the editing process.
With the current code on github I'm in the middle of implementing git functionality, just struggling with the push/pull side of things, ssh keys specifically.
I did have a concept in place for live editing of css without constant round trips to the server by passing data over cookies. This was some time back, I've since realised HTML 5 has much better ways to achieve that communication. That was when I planned to have the css editor in a different browser window but it might be easier to move the css editor panel onto the front end as a small panel like firebug/inspector. I've got code completion for PHP and WordPress so don't see why css can't be auto completed as well.
I kind of thought creating an editor built with PHP, HTML, javascript and css would make it easier for people to get involved and create a really good editor that was moldable by any develope but as yet no one really seems to get excited about a Web based editor and probably think I'm wasting my time but I'll plod on..
I'm working on a WordPress editor called WPide, live css/less editing is something I have planned. When your code editor is part of your website/app I think there is a lot more scope for improving the editing process.
With the current code on github I'm in the middle of implementing git functionality, just struggling with the push/pull side of things, ssh keys specifically.
I did have a concept in place for live editing of css without constant round trips to the server by passing data over cookies. This was some time back, I've since realised HTML 5 has much better ways to achieve that communication. That was when I planned to have the css editor in a different browser window but it might be easier to move the css editor panel onto the front end as a small panel like firebug/inspector. I've got code completion for PHP and WordPress so don't see why css can't be auto completed as well.
I kind of thought creating an editor built with PHP, HTML, javascript and css would make it easier for people to get involved and create a really good editor that was moldable by any develope but as yet no one really seems to get excited about a Web based editor and probably think I'm wasting my time but I'll plod on..