Squeezer Alternatives

    Squeezer is described as 'Tired of having to compile your scripts manually? Do you want to optimize your website images? Do you really want to speed up your website by shaving off unnecessary file bulk?' and is a Code Editor in the Development category. There are more than 10 alternatives to Squeezer for Mac, Windows, Linux, Online / Web-based and node-webkit. The best alternative is Prepros. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try Scout-App or Fire.app. Other great apps like Squeezer are CodeKit (Paid), Crunch! (Freemium), Delivery (Free) and Smaller (Paid).

    This page was last updated Nov 27, 2021

    1. Prepros

      • Free Personal • Proprietary
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      Compile Less, Sass, Scss, Stylus, Jade, Coffeescript, Haml and Markdown with live browser refresh. Prepros is a web design & development tool that does all the heavy lifting needed to preprocess, optimize and test your sites and keeps your workflow supercharged.
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    2. CodeKit automatically compiles all those awesome languages you read about in tutorials. All the Cool Kids Compile Sass, Less, Stylus, CSS, CoffeeScript, Pug, Slim, Haml, TypeScript, JavaScript, ES6, Markdown, JSON, SVG, PNG, GIF and JPEG right out of the box.

    4. Scout-App

      • Free • Open Source
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      Scout-App is a cross-platform desktop app that delivers the power of Sass to the hands of web designers. Scout-app helps make your CSS workflow a snap by delivering more control, optimization, and organization. No developer required.
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    5. Fire.app

      • Free • Open Source
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      Fire.app is a menu bar only app for dead easy HTML prototyping. It supports Sass/Compass, Haml, ERB, Markdown, CoffeeScript, and more. Fire.app is written in Java (JRuby), and works in Mac, Linux and PC.

    6. Crunch!

      • Freemium • Proprietary
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      Write your LESS markup. Crunch it into a CSS file. Link the crunched CSS file in your HTML. CRUNCH allows you to organize your LESS/CSS styles into some well-organized libraries, and then just serve a single file to the browser.

    8. Delivery

      • Free • Proprietary
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        A little, yet powerful code compressor. Delivery make your scripts and stylesheets lighter. So them load faster. Three different engines.
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      • Make your websites load faster.
      • The life-saver app for web developers ! Easily check syntax, minify or process all your web assets (stylesheets, scripts and templates) as you edit them with your favorite text editor!
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      • Compass is an open-source SASS library - extending capabilities of SASS and provides cross-browser mixins for CSS properties introduced in CSS3. The terminal application can compile SASS to CSS.
      • Hammer is a great way of building out HTML websites. With features including HTML includes, SASS and Coffeescript parsing and Clever Paths, Hammer is an indispensable tool!
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