Currently the only feedback I know about when reloading css is:
- the changed rules work and I can visibly see something change
- in the dev console there is the line
Reloading all CSS files printed
However if nothing changes then I always have to have the console open to confirm that the reload happened at all.
And if the console is full of those Reloading all CSS files then I need to start scrolling and count the amount of those strings. Or I print something else in between
Proposal 1
Implement some consistent visual feedback whenever a CSS/JS reload completed.
e.g. a popup in one of the corners
Proposal 2
Improve the CSS/JS console logs with a time stamp (including seconds). That way I can consistently use the console to confirm this
Currently the only feedback I know about when reloading css is:
Reloading all CSS filesprintedHowever if nothing changes then I always have to have the console open to confirm that the reload happened at all.
And if the console is full of those
Reloading all CSS filesthen I need to start scrolling and count the amount of those strings. Or I print something else in betweenProposal 1
Implement some consistent visual feedback whenever a CSS/JS reload completed.
e.g. a popup in one of the corners
Proposal 2
Improve the CSS/JS console logs with a time stamp (including seconds). That way I can consistently use the console to confirm this