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It's basically a clone of[[Editors_and_IDEs/Sublime | Sublime]] that's been built on an entirely different software stack! | It's basically a clone of[[Editors_and_IDEs/Sublime | Sublime]] that's been built on an entirely different software stack! | ||
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| + | It's made by Github, and built on [[Desktop_apps/Electron | Electron]]! | ||
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| + | More accurately, the Electron project was born out of Atom! | ||
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| + | The end result is a text editor that's wildly customizable, has every plugin imaginable, and quite easy to make your own plugins for! | ||
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| + | ...It stutters on large files though... | ||
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| + | Depending on what kind of projects you work on; this may be an excellent or terrible choice... | ||
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| + | Full and official Documentation available at: https://atom.io/ | ||
Latest revision as of 14:40, 3 September 2020
Atom!
"A hackable text editor for the 21st Century"
It's basically a clone of Sublime that's been built on an entirely different software stack!
It's made by Github, and built on Electron!
More accurately, the Electron project was born out of Atom!
The end result is a text editor that's wildly customizable, has every plugin imaginable, and quite easy to make your own plugins for!
...It stutters on large files though...
Depending on what kind of projects you work on; this may be an excellent or terrible choice...
Full and official Documentation available at: https://atom.io/
