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Atom is a modern open source text editor developed by GitHub. It is designed to be approachable out of the box yet highly customizable. Atom is built using web technologies: the look and feel can be customized using CSS and new features can be added with HTML and JavaScript. There are also thousands of community created themes and packages available.
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One of the 'BEST' markdown preview extensions for Atom editor!
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Project manager for the Atom editor
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Fusion Reactor for Rust - Atom Rust IDE
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Markdown Preview + Community Features
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This project is in search of a new contributor/maintainer as the author is no longer using Atom - Highlights the current word selected when double clicking
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A bag of tricks for developing with Elm. (Atom package)
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Side-by-side file compare for the Atom text editor.
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Use Korg NanoKontrol midi controller to physically edit your CSS files, as featured in the German press:
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esnext React snippets
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Navigate your code in an infinite timeline of code patches!
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Simple terminal for the Atom text editor.
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ARCHIVED. NOT MAINTAINED. Themeable Markdown Converter (Print to PDF, HTML, JPEG or PNG)
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Plugin for Atom Editor. Toggle git-blame annotations for the current file in the gutter.
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Advanced terminal interface for Atom editor
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Markdown table editor/formatter for Atom
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Elm code visualizations for maximum productivity in Atom
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Specify additional file types for languages.
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Atom Editor package providing syntax support for MJML
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laughedelic
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Sometimes it's useful not to turn off automatic server launching (automatic server selection off and default server none), but then there is not way to launch a server in the current project.
It could be either 3 separate commands, one for each server, or one command and a dialog to choose one. It could also suggest the server depending on the project setup (as if automatic server selection
We have this sweet
Timeagocomponent that humanizes a timestamp, and then keeps that data up to date.I did not know about
Timeago, when we were making theCommitDetailViewand thePullRequestCommitView. It would be good to make those components useTimeago, and also see if there's anywhere else that needs to be cleaned up.