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There are native editors reaching from very bare bones (vim) to medium like VS Code (Sublime) to full IDE (Visual Studio). All of those run native interfaces.
by Longhanks 10y ago
There are native editors reaching from very bare bones (vim) to medium like VS Code (Sublime) to full IDE (Visual Studio). All of those run native interfaces.
- lobster_johnson 10y agoSublime is a hybrid. It has its own renderer that doesn't use Cocoa on macOS, for example, and I believe its input fields aren't native, either. "Native" should mean that it uses native UI widgets offered by the platform itself, which hardly any editor does.