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[t2vi]

#atomio fun with @banolanbolan! #emmet #powermode (at King's Court 1)

[tryexcept]

Un bellissimo articolo su come poter creare un tema per atom.io

DuoTone themes Some classy understated themes for Atom by simurai. This might be the little thing that gets me to try switching to Atom. I gotta imagine people will port them over to other apps, though. Direct Link to Article — Permalink … DuoTone themes is a post from CSS-Tricks http://ift.tt/22CGtWO

[bensites]

Atom - A Text Editor

Atom is a text editor. It can open folders, which is pretty nice for coding, but it can’t do much else.

It’s Atom’s extensions that make it the best code editor. It’s designed by the awesome people at Github to be “hackable to the core”, and that level of flexibility lets you install extensions to host a live-reloading webpage, or use a console, or preview markdown, or see something on Github, and it starts to become an IDE - that you make for yourself. You can create themes with CSS, and hack it with Javascript. 

My setup of Atom, editing a Diamond-Lang Ruby File

So it lets you setup it up exactly as you want it, but unlike other IDEs, it doesn’t have built-in build tools, so to compile/run your program, you normally need to install a terminal simulator and memorize the commands. It helps to install Gradle or Rake, which both help you.

They’ve also open source the code they’ve used to make their HTML/CSS/JS/Node into a desktop app into a project called Electron, which you can use to create your own apps.

I use the Material UI theme along with its sister syntax theme, and I changed the background color.

So, all in all, it it’s a pretty cool IDE. You can download it for free (it’s open source) at http://atom.io.

[acmconsulting]

Atom & Sublime, both are great - but which to use ?

I had the privilege of attending http://2014.lxjs.org/ where the GitHub team showed off their editor Atom.io (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyFdr9zVPHE).

TLDW: Atom looks really good.

I'm currently using Sublime Edit (http://www.sublimetext.com/) which is also really good.

Atom could take Sublime's role on my quick launch bar if it had one killer (for me) feature.

AutoComplete.

Yes, Atom does have an auto complete plugin : https://atom.io/packages/autocomplete-plus, but - its dependent on the current project and or snipits.

Sublime, via Komodo has a autocomplete system called "CodeIntel". Its great : https://github.com/SublimeCodeIntel/SublimeCodeIntel does all sorts of smart things like :

var fs = require('fs'); fs.|

Will know that fs is the filesystem lib and give you the auto complete for its functions.

Once Atom has something similar, or i work out how to make autocomplete-plus work in this way, i might give Atom another try.

[mdentinho]

Does someone want an Atom.io invite? #atom   #atomio   #atomeditor   #invites http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/6J9j

[mdentinho]

Hoping if someone has an Atom.io invite for me... Can wait to test it!!! #atomio #invite http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/5Sij