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I wish he'd hire someone to get 1.x working on platforms other than osx :) Also I was not aware that Textmate was the product of a single developer. (is it?) I

• cmelbye 16y ago
  Essentially, it is. I believe Allan hired a developer relatively recently to assist him to TextMate 2 and other things.
• wwortiz 16y ago
  http://www.sublimetext.com/ http://www.sublimetext.com/ is a good editor for windows, though I think it differs from textmate in a few areas which I think is developed by one person as well
  • twampss 16y ago
    Good suggestion for Windows. One key feature for Sublime Text is the minimap and for those wanting that in TM, Julian Eberius developed a TM plugin - http://julianeberius.github.com/Textmate-Minimap/ http://julianeberius.github.com/Textmate-Minimap/
    • jarin 16y ago
      The minimap plugin is cool looking, but it totally chokes on large files and I never really used it anyway. It also kind of bugs me that it's in a drawer instead of a pane (which is why I use Missing Drawer for the project pane http://code.google.com/p/textmate-missingdrawer/ http://code.google.com/p/textmate-missingdrawer/ )
• binbasti 16y ago
  http://redcareditor.com http://redcareditor.com is an open source, cross platform clone of Textmate currently in development. It supports Textmate themes and bundles, and for the split pane guys in here: yes, it does that too. Last time I checked (a few months ago) it was pretty slow and unstable, but I guess the project is worth watching if you're not on OS X.