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How about cloud9 (http://www.cloud9ide.com http://www.cloud9ide.com), Bespin (https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/ https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/), Codemirror (http
by itsnotvalid 16y ago
How about cloud9 (http://www.cloud9ide.com http://www.cloud9ide.com), Bespin (https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/ https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/), Codemirror (http://codemirror.net/ http://codemirror.net/) or Ymacs (http://www.ymacs.org/ http://www.ymacs.org/).
It would be just lame to have another editor on just OSX only, considering that most people have used some script-able code editor (like emacs or vim) that are openly script-able (or compilable).
If it is just for OSX, then there is a specific scripting language called AppleScript which is OSX only and should be even more integrated to the OSX APIs.
Well at least the "Chromium-like" part triggers my thoughts on web based editor.
- alwillis 16y agoIt wouldn't be lame; it would be awesome to have another kickass editor for Mac OS X, especially one that takes full advantage of the features of Snow Leopard and modern hardware. Signed up for the beta; looking forward to trying it out.
- szopa 16y agoYou've listed three browser based editors and one which seems to be completely focused on JavaScript editing. If I understand correctly, Kod is supposed to be a universal editor for programmers, only scripted in JS. (But thanks for the link to cloud9, I didn't know about it and it looks interesting.) EDIT: meh, it was actually 4 browser based editors :(
- itsnotvalid 16y agoExactly, considering that we still have textmate around, I am not sure if scripting in node.js with OSX API is the best way to pull it out. As I mentioned AppleScript seems to be a better fit for an OSX-only editor. Of course any new things are welcomed, just that I am not at the best positive about this.