Looking for a text editor built on top of web technologies? It appears GitHub's text editor 'Atom' has been leaked out and you can give it a trial run now. Here are a few things we've picked up about the new editor (which resembles Sublime).
It looks to use CSS / LESS for highlighting, and CoffeeScript for client-side programming , or the autocompletion.
It doesn't seem to be a fork of either Ace or CodeMirror.
There seems to be Vim shortcuts [1] and even theming.
There are a few plugins already out for it;
- vim-mode
- fuzzy-finder
- emmet (aka Zen Coding)
- solarized-dark-syntax (heh)
- snippets (check)
- language-* (check; so many; awesome)
- timecop (tracking where time is spent in the editor)
- editor-stats (graph your mouse / keyboard activity)
Overall there is great expectation for the 'official' release of the editor but no word yet on when that might be..
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