Here's a zip of the Wordpress files, which is basically just a clone of the Wordpress Skeleton repo at this point. This is for general file syncing between applications (like Transmit) and sharing files with designers and family and friends. I also use tools like Gulp and various packages (which I cover later in this post). I still recommend it, but it depends on the project. For the time being, globbing is NOT suppported for use or forward. Ive written about this app in a number of posts. You can also use multi-level globbing such as folder//, which imports all Sass files in 'folder' and in any subfolders thereof.
If I go to MAMP's localhost:8888 URL, I get the same installation page and it submits correctly and creates the database. If you write import 'someFolder/', all Sass files in someFolder will be imported in alphabetical order. With CodeKit, everything is set up for you so you can get it up and running in no time at all. Other workflow wrappers have live updating, but they require extra configuration.
#Codekit and mamp server error update
I can't tell if this is directly related to cookies or if it might be more related to #134. CodeKit has live updating built in and will update monitored files across multiple browsers and devices, and refresh CSS without a new page load. The information isn't actually submitted. local:5757/install.php?step=2, but it's still the same page as before. When I click "submit", I get redirected to. Trying to debug this further, I set up a test site using just Wordpress Skeleton and I can't even get past the "famous five minute WordPress installation process" using the CodeKit server.
Using MAMP as the actual server, the login form still returns the cookie error in beta 7, and pages of the site that were not the home page would return CodeKit's "Cannot communicate with external server" page. I've been having Wordpress/cookie issues as well.
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