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Lovely new code editor for OS X. Comes without your regular powerhouse coding bells & whistles, but it's fast and powerful enough for quick code editing. Has GitHub Gists and small paste sharing and has more intergrations planned.
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I didn't think that I had room for yet another code editor, but boy is this one fast. Loaded, parsed and highlighted a 35K line JSON (with code folding) in a flash. Coda II, my old war-horse takes several seconds to do the same.
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Nice work, this was definitely pretty cool. (Not that I needed another text editor, but it really is slick.)
@grooveplex does that matter? For a full-fledged editor you might as well go with something more mature. This _is_ a good replacement for textedit. Probably not so for Vim, Atom or Sublime.
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@grooveplex@_yannbertrand Code is just text. Programs like these (and others like VS Code, Atom, Sublime etc..) can write code with syntax highlighting but can't run the actual program
@curieuxmurray@joostschuur Sublime Text 3 is not free (without a popup) and has way more functionality than a developer needs when opening a text file just to see what's in it. If I actually want to code I open up IntelliJ, but when I just want to look at a file, I reach for Atom. I find Atom still a little much and not instant to start if I truly just want to browse a file. This looks perfect for that niche.
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@hagmansam I honestly didn't think about the paid/free part here, I'm just used to have ST, so sorry for that ;-) Still, you've got a solid point on the fact that, quick like this is, for just opening files and seeing in it, it's just great. I currently even use ST as my go to text editor, this should replace it!
@arunpattnaik This is a feature that will be added in the future (http://help.mediachicken.com/top...). Just ironing out the kinks to make it as powerful as possible before implementing such a large change.
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