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Re:Introducing Atom by reubenmorais on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @05:12PM (#7308438)
>Sublime and TextMate offer convenience but only limited extensibility.

Sublime Text has a pretty decent API. I wonder in what aspects Atom's extensibility is going to be different/better.

I also think in the long term good code /reading/ features are as important if not more important than code writing features. That's why I stuck with Sublime Text, its project navigation features are fast and convenient even on very large projects that use multiple programming languages (I use it on mozilla-central and llvm).

Anyway, what a tease, I was expecting a download button :)

Re:Introducing Atom by thirsteh on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @05:24PM (#7308544)
> Sublime Text has a pretty decent API. I wonder in what aspects Atom's extensibility is going to be different/better.

It clearly is. It has Node.js support.

(/s)