3 Atom Invites (GitHub Text Editor)

[mojeda]

I got my invite today but sadly don't have a mac to use it on... however they did give me 3 invites to give away. Atom is GitHub's sublime text-like text editor. I think there is a linux build in the works, not sure about windows.



PM me your email if you are interested.

 

[HalfEatenPie]

Huh.

I'm kinda interested but I'm not that big of a coder

If no-one else takes it then I'd like one

 

[qrwteyrutiyoup]

I am interested as well, but I don't have a mac either, so it wouldn't really be useful right now.

 

[mojeda]

4 people have asked however the first one did not provide an email, I'll wait till tomorrow afternoon to give the last invite to the 4th person.

 

[fisle]

Any Atom users that have background with something like vim/emacs/sublime? How does it compare?

 

[mojeda]

All invites have been sent out.

 

[matt[scrdspd]]

Too bad it's mac only.

 

[tortau]

I have two invites available, if anyone is interested. Please PM if so.

 

[qrwteyrutiyoup]

Two invites here as well. Still waiting for a Linux version, though.

 

[mcmyhost]

If you guys have any extra, I'm up for one

 

[qrwteyrutiyoup]

If you guys have any extra, I'm up for one

PM me your email.

 

[ocitysolutions]

Any of these available still?

 

[manacit]

Any Atom users that have background with something like vim/emacs/sublime? How does it compare?

It's basically a Sublime clone that doesn't (yet) work as well, in my opinion. 

 

[mcmyhost]

It's basically a Sublime clone that doesn't (yet) work as well, in my opinion. 

+1, my experience hasn't been all that good. The way it opens files on mac is terrible. It opens new documents in new windows (instead of tabs) and can take up to 2 minutes to open them.

My favorite editors on my Mac are Brackets and Smultron. If it's a project that requires a web server (ex. php) or if I'm collaborating with someone else, I use a web-based IDE called ICEcoder. (quite good)

 

[NodeKid]

Not that impressed really, back to sublime for me.

 

[Taronyu]

It's basically a Sublime clone that doesn't (yet) work as well, in my opinion.

Agreed, I'm back to Sublime and Coda.

 

[qrwteyrutiyoup]

It's now open-source and freely available to anyone: https://github.com/blog/1831-atom-free-and-open-source-for-everyone

 

[clarity]

I am pretty sure that is because it sucks!