Text Forge was never intended to be *just another text editor*. From the beginning, it’s been driven by ideas like **modularity**, **simplicity**, and **user empowerment**.
But what do those values actually mean in real-world development?
Here’s what shaped its direction:
- An editor should adapt to the user — not the other way around
- Every feature should exist for a reason, not just for bulk
- Pick anything you want, but **Just** when you want
- Design should remain open, transparent, and language-agnostic
Now I’d love to hear your thoughts:
- What philosophies or principles matter most to you when building or using development tools?
- What defines a *meaningful* or *enjoyable* editing experience for you?
- How do you think Text Forge should evolve as a tool and as a mindset? What's most important philosophies in its development road?
Whether you’re a developer, a power user, or just curious about software design, jump in — your perspective helps shape what this project becomes.
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