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Ah, I've tried all of them but because of this thread I'm trying VSCode again. It feels a little more robust, if a little more rigid than Atom. It's not a bad t
by 52-6F-62 9y ago
Ah, I've tried all of them but because of this thread I'm trying VSCode again. It feels a little more robust, if a little more rigid than Atom. It's not a bad thing.
I do like Atom, but experience the same complaints everybody else does there. Still a great project.
Just was curious if there was some hidden gem not yet seen.
I wonder if that would be a worthwhile undertaking -- a new native (even if its mac-only) robust editor...
- pvg 9y agoTextMate is still around and at this point works more or less like OG TextMate did back in the day. It does one thing that most other OS X editors don't: it displays TextMate themes in the colour space they were originally designed in.
- 52-6F-62 9y agoWow yeah another one that seems to have rooted itself... There's Coda as well which I forgot about. It seems that there's the 3 big native editors, sublime the "native" editor, then the electron apps. I'm visualizing a niche: something with all of the benefits of the electron gang, sublime, and the native performance and stability. I'm sure it's a bit of a project.