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Sometimes when setting up BrowserSync in Windows some errors will pop up. Most of the time this is because npm throws errors when trying to compile BrowserSync and some of the dependencies need Visual C++ runtime libraries. This is easily solvable by installing Visual Studio. Once it's installed, there should not be any more problems. See More
Very easy to use even for the very first time. There is the option to display the doc icon, menu bar icon or both. There also is an option to show files in the Finder. It is also possible to bring Codekit to front when there is an error when compiling, when there are warnings or when the file has syntax issues and shows error messages that are easy to spot, making them actually useful. This also gives users an easy way to "watch" a SCSS file to output it (no need for terminal). See More
In addition to a browser live-update capability, CodeKit has built-in: Built-in server Bower, a package manager for web-development. Autoprefixer, that automagically adds vendor prefixes based on latest information Libsass, instant Sass compiler Source maps support for Sass, Less, CoffeeScript, JavaScript and TypeScript files Hooks, that trigger actions on file saves CoffeeLint and other features... See More
Ghostlab utilizes weinre, an open-source remote debugger to remotely inspect the code on different devices. By double clicking the device name that needs to be inspected, and clicking the 'Debug' button, Ghostlab opens a Chrome inspector which can inspect any item in the page of the device and manipulate the CSS and HTML. See More
Setting up Adobe Edge Inspect is rather easy. The Edge Inspect application itself is needed for desktop and a chrome plugin. For mobile devices, there is the Adobe Edge Inspect mobile app which needs to be installed. Once the Inspect program is "switched on", it will start watching all devices that have Edge Inspect enabled. For mobile devices, the Inspect app will generate an authentication code which needs to be inserted into the Chrome plugin. Once that's done, the devices are synchronized. See More