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Bare Bones releases BBEdit 10, cuts the price
- kylec 15y agoIn my opinion the new project view is very, very good. I also like that you can save multiple color schemes and switch between them, but it's a bit disappointing that the software didn't come with any presets other than the default. The lack of git or mercurial support is also a bit of a letdown, but with the new price currently $40 (down from $100) it's now on my short list of software to buy.
- leejoramo 15y agoBBEdit used John Gruber's BBColors file format. In fact, if you used BBColors in the past, BBEdit 10 will automatically recognize your color schemes and import them. Gruber provides 3 colors schemes: http://daringfireball.net/projects/bbcolors/ http://daringfireball.net/projects/bbcolors/ And here is a copy of the Solarized themes: https://github.com/rcarmo/textwrangler-bbedit-solarized https://github.com/rcarmo/textwrangler-bbedit-solarized search for "BBColors" to a few more
- cschmidt 15y agoSo, as a loyal BBEdit user, I can upgrade for $39.99, compared to the new user price of $39.99. You're really looking after your old customers there. Edit: I paid $30 for upgrading from v8 to v9, so they're actually charging more for the upgrade this time.