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Oh I dunno.... back in the day, there was Texmate, and it was like a pretty Emacs. Then came Sublime, Coda and Espresso. That was an era of pretty text editors.
by nobleach 9y ago
Oh I dunno.... back in the day, there was Texmate, and it was like a pretty Emacs. Then came Sublime, Coda and Espresso. That was an era of pretty text editors. I was used to vim, so all that beauty didn't really entice me. When Atom first was announced, I just figured it was another Sublime copy. I had no idea what Electron was at that time. I just thought... hmm, an editor from GitHub... ok... I'm sure there's some reason for it to exist. But from my perspective, it wasn't competing with other javascript/browser-in-a-box editors... it was just another in a long line.
- ComputerGuru 9y agoI meant JS-extensible and open source.
- computerex 9y agoVim can be incredibly pretty/beautiful... Aesthetics isn't exclusive to modern text editors! http://mohd-ali.com/images/aesthetic.png http://mohd-ali.com/images/aesthetic.png