Make atom a fully fledge IDE... uhmn at least close the gap.
These are the plugins I use on a daily basis. To install all of them run ./all.bash
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git clone https://github.com/portenez/patom.git
cd patom
./all.bash
Install by running ./editor.bash
Plugin | what it gives you |
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terminal-plus | terminal from within atom |
minimap | zoomed out view of your code |
atom-fuzzy-grep | fuzzy grep all your files (requires ag) |
split-diff | compare 2 files using atom |
markdown-preview-plus | use atom to render your markdown |
environment | make sure that atom opens with it's env setup on the Mac |
Install by running ./git.bash
Plugin | what it gives you |
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git-plus | Use git from atom palette |
git-time-machine | Compare with previous git commits |
minimap-git-diff | see the git diff in the minimap |
git-control | basic ui for using git from atom |
git-blame | show git annotations (blame) in the gutter |
Install by running ./lookAndFeel.bash
Plugin | what it gives you |
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fonts | many programming fonts to choose from. A simple Ui to choose them |
material-ui | material look and feel (theme/skin) |
material-syntax | syntax colors that go with material-ui theme |
seti-ui | another cool look and feel (theme/skin) |
seti-syntax | syntax colors that go with seti-ui theme |
monokai-seti | monokai adaptation to seti |
seti-icons | Use the seti-ui icons with any ui |
file-icons | Another extended set of icons for the file system |
Instal by running ./js.bash
Plugin | what it gives you |
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react | react support |
linter-eslint | apply es-lint to your js files |
autocomplete-modules | atom will help you when doing import s |