CodeKit helps you build websites faster and better.
Features:
Compile Everything: Process Less, Sass, Stylus, Jade, Haml, Slim, CoffeeScript, Javascript, and Compass files automatically each time you save. Easily set options for each language.
Live Browser Reloads: Instantly see changes in your browser, with animation and without hitting the refresh button or installing plugins. Great for tweaking layouts!
Combine and Minify: Reduce load times by mashing Javascript and CoffeeScript files together and then minifying with Uglify.js. It's so easy, you'll giggle like a schoolgirl. Seriously.
Optimize Images: Losslessly reduce JPEG and PNG file sizes with one click and see the savings. One less thing to do at deployment. (More compression options coming soon!)
JSHint and JSLint: Makes debugging scripts fun and easy. Instantly find that one hanging comma that kills IE, or enforce coding styles and best practices across teams.
Team Collaboration: Sync project settings across teams and computers in an open JSON format. Keep everyone on the same page or easily jumpstart new sites.
Easy Frameworks: Keep just one copy of a file on your drive and easily use it across many projects without worrying about file paths. No more copying files into every new site.
It Just Works: There's nothing to install or configure. No mucking around the command line. Just run the app and start working. It's that easy.
What’s new in version 3.30
Fixed: iCloud Sync Issue
Storing your projects in iCloud Drive will no longer create infinite refresh loops. Thanks, Apple.
Wrangle Sass Warnings
Sass loves deprecation warnings.
You do not love deprecation warnings.
There's now an option to silence these warnings in Project Settings > Languages > Sass.
By default, warnings from third-party dependencies (hello, Bootstrap) are automatically silenced but warnings from your own Sass files are not.
Dart Sass has now deprecated @import, so this option is timely.
Side note: Version 2.9.1 (last of the v2 series) still works on M1 Macs. Just don't use Compass for anything as it is only 32-bit, the *only* 32-bit code in v2. In any case, Compass was EOL as of 2016, and the developer makes it clear to never use it, ever, period. Ignore it inside CodeKit 2.
Codekit is great , however the devs economics is rubbish, buy Codekit new for $39 with 2 years updates, the so called discount for existing users is $40 for two years, 1 Dollar more than the new price is not a discount, apparently that doesn't make it a subscription either ?? Can someone explain please
Absolutely cannot live without it. Forget stupid command line tools like Grunt and Gulp - which take months to learn and hours to setup - just use CodeKit. Get your web development project setup literally in 5 minutes, and all using a beautiful GUI.