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Is it webtech based(built with html/css/js) or hardtech based(C++,QT whatever...) since they are talking about Monaco,it looks webtech based. nice.

• rhodysurf 12y ago
  Since its webtech it will interesting to see the speed vs atom and sublime
  • ash_gti 12y ago
    Its based on Electron (see https://github.com/atom/electron https://github.com/atom/electron) so... its almost like a re-skinned Atom editor at the moment.
    • shankun 12y ago
      We use Electron for the shell, but our own Monaco editor, which we've optimized for large files, long lines, etc.
• bigdubs 12y ago
  Curious, if they just launched cross platform .net core, why didn't they just .net? Why typescript?
  • tracker1 12y ago
    Cross platform .Net doesn't include a cross platform UI environment... though cross-platform WPF would be pretty awesome (not sure how much effort to extend on their efforts for silverlight would go).
    • bigdubs 12y ago
      You could use native interop into something like qt. Mono already does this for cross platform System.Windows.Forms.