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Summary
Whisk is a code editor for HTML and PHP featuring a live preview that updates while typing, removing the need to save and reload files separately. It uses Safari's rendering engine. Live W3C-based validation underlines errors in red and highlights problem tags. Changed files can be watched automatically or manually, reloading the preview as needed. Whisk also supports interactively trying out CSS and running and debugging JavaScript, offering reusable code snippets, color swatches, and scroll syncing between editor and preview. It is a paid app available as a free trial with an in-app purchase to unlock the full edition.
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Whisk is a lightweight HTML and PHP editor with a live preview that updates as you type.
*** Whisk’s free download includes 14-day fully functional trial and document viewer mode. An In-App Purchases is available to unlock the full edition, with discounts for previous owners. ***
Whisk is an essential app in your toolkit for HTML, PHP, CSS, and Javascript programming. It is great for learning web development, testing snippets of code, or building entire web pages.
Whisk’s integrated preview pane displays the web page live as you type. Whisk breaks the tedious cycle of writing HTML, saving the file, then reloading and viewing the page in the browser. Combining the writing phase with the viewing phase clarifies the effects of your changes and speeds up the overall process of making a web page. W3C-based validation will red-underline any mistakes. It uses the same rendering engine found in Safari, so it is not only standards compliant, but also very fast.
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Whisk is the app previously known as HyperEdit! For a comprehensive list of what’s new, visit:
https://tumult.com/whisk/whats-new/2.6/
Macworld rating (Nov 2004): 4.5 mice
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Use Whisk For:
• Crafting HTML to make sure it looks exactly as you want it
• Testing and executing PHP code
• Writing blog posts, forum entries, or rich emails
• Interactively trying out CSS
• Running and debugging JavaScript
• And creating whole websites
Main Features:
• Preview pane quickly renders HTML and PHP as typed, using the same engine as Safari
• Watched Files automatically (or manually) determine when files are changed and will reload the web preview (file access permissions required)
• Live HTML W3C-based validation shows errors and highlights problem tags with a red underline
• Preview to other browsers or the Hype Reflect app on iOS
• Web inspector/console/dev tools access
• Customizable syntax highlighting coloring
• Reusable code snippets and color swatches
• Scroll sync keeps can keep the editor and preview at similar spots
• View HTML source code generated by the PHP engine
• Attach Style Sheets for viewing how blog posts/markup will look with external styling
Because We Love the Mac:
• Written in Cocoa exclusively as a macOS app (supports 10.12 through macOS 14 Sonoma)
• Adopts new macOS features and is gorgeous in Light and Dark modes
• It runs natively as a Universal app on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs
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Download Whisk now and start your free trial! Documentation is available on Whisk’s website.
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