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DESCRIPTION
Tumult HyperEdit is a lightweight HTML editor with a preview pane that displays the web page live as you type. HyperEdit breaks the tedious cycle of writing html, saving the file, then reloading and viewing the page in the browser by combining the writing phase with the viewing phase. This 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.

HyperEdit can be used for:
  • Testing HTML to make sure it looks exactly as you want it.
  • Testing and executing PHP code.
  • Writing forum, blog, or journal entries.
  • Interactively trying out CSS code.
  • Running and debugging Javascript.
  • And creating whole websites.
Main Features
  • Preview pane quickly renders HTML, CSS, Javascript, or PHP as typed.
  • Live HTML W3C-based validation with red underlines and an error drawer
  • Code Snippets palette allows commonly used code and tags (open and close) to be saved and recalled using custom key stroke combinations
  • Syntax highlighting for HTML, PHP, CSS, and Javascript with custom colors and fonts
  • Files attached to the table in the Linked Filed drawer will cause a refresh of the web view when they are saved.
  • Javascript code evaluator.
  • View HTML source code generated by the PHP engine
  • Color swatches palette allows inserting colors and saving favorites
  • Regular expression find and replace (thanks to OgreKit)
  • Option to not cache data, so externally changed files are reloaded every time.
  • Style sheet menu allows pages to use different styles
  • A delay timer, so the page will wait to render a specified amount of time after typing has stopped.
  • Startup Items in advanced preferences allows HyperEdit to load documents on startup
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.6:
  • Improved Leopard compatibility
  • Fixed many memory leaks
  • Preview menu has browser icons
  • New Javascript console using the WebKit Inspector (if Safari 3.1 is installed)
  • Added preference to display invisible characters
  • Added Text menu item to convert text to upper and lower case
  • New toolbar icons (thanks Marc Edwards of iSlayer!)
  • Added automatic checking for updates (via Sparkle, thanks Andy Matuschak!)
  • Added ability to report crashes (via UKCrashReporter, thanks Uli Kusterer!)
  • Fixed an issue saving window layout when the preview is collapsed
  • Fixed vital information window ordering
  • Fixed bug where the document was not being marked as dirty
  • Support for localizations
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Jonathan Deutsch
Downloads:10,476
  - Version d/l:651
Development:HTML
License:Shareware
Date:30 Apr 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$25.00
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Tumult HyperEdit User Reviews (17 posts)Write A Review
Apr 30 2008
****.

AKROBAT  Very good application. Fast, user-friendly and completely WYSIWYG.

I used to use Taco, but now this is the HTML editor of choice... with Taco coming in a close second.  (Version 1.6)

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Oct 19 2006
*****

ROMã, GRENADINE, POMEGRANATE, ETC  this is a simple, direct, fast, solid and light program; it fills a hole in the market and I believe it's worth fit the cost. keep developing, hugs!  (Version 1.5.2)

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Sep 19 2006
*****

COMPUTERNAUT  Splendid application! Transparency in the colors - at least for window background - would be awesome.  (Version 1.5.2)

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Mar 26 2006
*****

JONATHAN4664  First I tried a trial of the award winning BBEdit, an excellent program but a little too expensive. After a while I found this program, which offered many features I was looking for in a HTML/PHP editor (validation, live preview, code snippets, unicode support, Javascript console).

Moreover, the developer seems to be open to suggestions and promised to release an universal binary (free for registered 1.x users). Only downside is the stability, which is not really bad and is said to improve in later versions.   (Version 1.5.1)

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