Brackets: A Free Open Source Code Editor for the Web

Introducing Brackets a new open source code editor for the web. -- http://github.com/adobe/brackets

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[Brackets]

Nice preso!

[Tom Rees]

The first 40 seconds of flashing words was tough to get through. When will people realise that it's a distracting, jarring addition invented by bored designers? It adds nothing, it only makes it harder to absorb the real content. We have evolved to absorb information from people speaking to us. Horrible video editing.

[Ricky de Laveaga]

how about a link to the github repo in the description?

[SadoMoon]

Looks great!

[jo jack]

This is amazing, but I want my copy and paste goodness back...

[Senjai138]

I'd love to see rails support added in!

[WizixCreation]

When Brackets understand the PHP ?

[Nick H]

Once more features roll in, I believe it'll be the editor ever created. I got and already believe it. Amazing tool.

[Amr SubZero]

GO Brackets GO.

[observemotion]

Hey guys what is the backend wrapper that the js/html runs in?

[De Cibex]

nice

[OnediZZyDrunK]

The flashing text is alright , i found myself paying more attention to what it actually said. If it were to just displayed the whole paragraph at once, i would have skimmed it. So its a clever strategy. Those who find it hard to read or follow are mostly non-native english speakers it looks like, so they should look at this as good training to improve their english.

[Hantooicus]

With sublime text 2 do you have the same features as brackets do (idea 1 and 2) if so how do you find them because even though i've been using sublime text 2 for about 8 months i still use it as a really basic code editor?