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The author is very unresponsive (both to mails and on its own forum), progress is extremely slow, to the point that there are always many threads asking if the
by on_and_off 12y ago
The author is very unresponsive (both to mails and on its own forum), progress is extremely slow, to the point that there are always many threads asking if the project is dead.
In these conditions, I don't mind seeing an open source project aiming to replace SublimeText.
- at-fates-hands 12y agoThere are already plenty of other alternatives out there. I think I've used every IDE under the sun in the past two years. From paid versions (ST2, Dreamweaver, WebStorm) and plenty of opens source options like Aptana and Notepad++. The best alternative I've seen is Adobe Brackets (http://brackets.io/ http://brackets.io/). This is Adobe's IDE that gets regular builds and is essentially the nightly build of their new Edge Code IDE (https://creative.adobe.com/products/code https://creative.adobe.com/products/code). The newest plugins come out on Brackets first, then make their way to Edge. The best thing about Brackets is its built in HTML,JS and CSS so it opens up a huge development community for plugins. Interesting that WebStorm is only $49.99 for a single license and $29.99 to renew versus ST2 is $70 for a single license and the upgrade cost I believe is $70 as well?