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flexible
simple setup and configuration
easy to write my own (color-)themes with less and CoffeeScript
hackable
easy to configure and customize
easy to write my own packages
usable
very good autocomplete
easy to find, update and install packages
lot of packages and themes from the community
well known Key Bindings
frontend desktop app
easy to understand for frontend developer
open source
free as in freedom
use and modify without restrictions
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slow sometimes
because it is a web technology based desktop app it is not written in c++
sometimes you have to reload the editor
brand new
sometimes buggy
like: you need the keyboard-localization package for \ and @ alt-gr + (q|\) in the first versions
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Title
Atom Frontend Development ~ An introduction to Atom (comparing Atom and Sublime / two modern Text Editor for frontend development). Date
2015-07-26
Update
2016-10-15
Version
0.5 Author
Simon Gattner