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by ytpete 11y ago
> I'd argue that being allowed to write about the fact a police officer took your house and there's no real recourse for you to get it back is less important than the officer just not taking it in the first place. But free spee
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by ytpete 11y ago
Personally, I didn't take "motivated" in the original article to mean just how many hours are worked. One person can spend an 8 hour workday taking the initiative - spotting gaps and proactively jumping in to pick up the slac
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by ytpete 12y ago
Except in this case it went undetected for years...
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by ytpete 12y ago
Do you think perhaps the same motivation could have been at play there - stifling web competition to their native app store?
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by ytpete 13y ago
You can open dev tools on either of these editors, but in both cases you're not making permanent changes to the source that will stick around the next time you launch the app. Hacking the minified source isn't going to be fun no m
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by ytpete 13y ago
Fyi, the Brackets file IO layer is indeed drop-in replaceable: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/File-System-Implement... . The core team only maintains the standard desktop file IO backend, but others ca
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by ytpete 13y ago
Or Brackets: http://brackets.io
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by ytpete 13y ago
Fwiw, Brackets ( http://brackets.io ) supports a similar degree of customization since it's also written in JS/HTML, uses CodeMirror, and offers lots of extensibility APIs. And it's MIT-licensed. Writing an extensio
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by ytpete 13y ago
Brackets ( http://brackets.io/ ) is another option - it's MIT-licensed, and also written in JavaScript.
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by ytpete 13y ago
Just to clarify - Live Preview in Brackets is significantly fancier than plain 'live reload on save.' As you edit HTML or CSS the browser preview updates continuously: on every keystroke, even while dragging a colorpicker slider.
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by ytpete 13y ago
The thing I don't get about Cmd+D is, what do you do when you get to an occurrence you don't want to include in your selection? There doesn't appear to be any "skip" shortcut -- is there? I always prefer nice Repl
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by ytpete 13y ago
Fyi, that's not a stable build. See the notes that come with it: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/releases/tag/v0.36.0-10998
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by ytpete 13y ago
Can you file a bug? https://github.com/adobe/brackets/issues/new That level of performance degradation is definitely not normal.
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by ytpete 13y ago
The problem is that one of the clients to be kept in sync is the dev tools itself. Currently the dev tools assume no one else is using the API, so there's significant work on the Chromium side to make them able sync up with changes cau
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by ytpete 14y ago
Doesn't that already have to be determined by the browser anyway, for normal word wrapping?
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by ytpete 14y ago
One other note: last I checked, the auto-generated ZIP/TAR downloads (for tags or master) were completely broken for any repo that uses submodules.
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by ytpete 14y ago
But that isn't true of many other legit open source projects. As others have pointed out: mobile apps, browser extensions, native apps / libraries, etc. are much more readily accessible when distributed as binaries than as source. Most ope
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by ytpete 14y ago
Here's a somewhat older intro video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvo3Mv1Z4qU&feature=playe...
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by ytpete 14y ago
Brackets is fully extensible -- here's a getting started guide for writing extensions: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/How-to-write-extensio... The powerful thing about Brackets is that extensions (and the rest of Brackets in fact)
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by ytpete 14y ago
A bunch of people are looking into getting it working on Linux: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/brackets...
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by ytpete 14y ago
Brackets core contributor here... The reason for this is the webkit remote debugging API is used both by Brackets' "live preview" as well as by the developer tools panel. The remote debugging API only allows one connection at a time, so on
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by ytpete 14y ago
>I'm frankly shocked that Apple hasn't done this yet My guess is that Apple has basically decided the pro market for anything is not worth their while. Apple makes virtually all their money from mass consumer products like the iPod and