* Utilize contenteditable to go the opposite direction
* Bookmarklet to open any page you are viewing in htmlinstant.com
* Save the document to local storage (cookie or html5 client-side db) in case the page is closed
* Snippets for commonly used functions (like table or list tags)
And of course the further you take the editor, the more capable this will be. Bespin (https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/) in the best in-browser editor I've seen.
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Nice! Very similar to my live HTML/PHP editor for Mac OS X called HyperEdit:
http://www.tumultco.com/HyperEdit/
A couple of ideas:
* Utilize contenteditable to go the opposite direction
* Bookmarklet to open any page you are viewing in htmlinstant.com
* Save the document to local storage (cookie or html5 client-side db) in case the page is closed
* Snippets for commonly used functions (like table or list tags)
And of course the further you take the editor, the more capable this will be. Bespin (https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/) in the best in-browser editor I've seen.