Atom is opensource source code and text editor. Atom can be installed on Windows, Linux and OS X. Atom supports plugins written in Node.js and has embedded Git source control. Atom is developed by GitHub. Atom is build using web technologies and used as a desktop application.
In this post we will see how to install Atom editor on your Ubuntu Linux system.
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$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/atom
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install atom
it's free
ReplyDeleteYou could use Sublime also as free =)
ReplyDeleteBut you need a license to fully unlock it... In youtube you can find one for the subl 3 :p but I hate this concept of license... Otherwise, we really need an editor like Notepad++ (without wine). I don't think the original one can be easily ported to Linux as I think it is based on MFC classes... Developing one from scratch using Qt will require a lot of time and thinking :
ReplyDeleteWhich benefits it has consider to Sublime?
ReplyDeleteapparently it's better than subl :)
ReplyDeleteI use Atom code/text editor for Node.js, HTML nad Python, best :D
ReplyDeleteAweosome video! Thanks for help :)
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