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Yeah, I am hoping that an alternative will take ST crown. It really does not have the level of support it deserves. Lime looks like a good contender http://lime
by on_and_off 12y ago
Yeah, I am hoping that an alternative will take ST crown. It really does not have the level of support it deserves.
Lime looks like a good contender http://limetext.org/ http://limetext.org/
- spacemanmatt 12y agoIf we're going to have to play musical editors every year or so, it sure would be nice if they supported a common internal API or something. I'm sure I'm asking more than I'll get, here. I haven't wanted to use an IDE since the 1990s but I really like the thicket of customized tools I end up with, from combining editor plugins with build scripts. It SUCKS to lose that integration by switching editors.
- Grue3 12y agoWell, some editors are happily chugging along since the 80s and are still actively worked on.
- colinramsay 12y agoWell sublime text supports textmate snippets, and so does lime... It's a start.
- frewsxcv 12y agoatom.io
- enesunal 12y agomeh. irresponsive one.
- Shorel 12y agoNow that they use a reasonable language, I expect them to provide one killer feature of UltraEdit: Opening really big, GB sized files, without thrashing.
- berkut 12y agoWhy does what language they write it in affect that? There are apps written in C/C++/Obj-C that can efficiently open/mmap extremely large files. Unless you're talking about more high-level languages possibly having an issue?