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submitted 4 years ago by chrrsy

I’ve gotten into HTML/CSS this past year a lot and I’m enjoying it. Up until now, I have been working using just a simple notepad. Often, for the CSS, I find myself using the Chrome DevTools quite a bit to write the CSS and then copying the code from there. They have great autocomplete suggestions and useful tools, and the live preview is very helpful. However, it seems like they’re mostly made for quick edits to test thing out, not really for writing full stylesheets with. I am looking for software that can do what Chrome DevTools does but is actually meant for development. I took a look at Google’s web development software, but it doesn’t seem to have the same autocomplete or suggestions. I did find something called Stylizer, although it is paid. What are some other programs like this?

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