#Brackets editor for mac code
Very active development – Of all the HTML shells for the desktop, this one was the most active in terms of code being committed.Why Use Brackets Shell Instead of Other Solutions?
The brackets-shell app is so well done, it made it easy for a web-developer like me to get my first ever C++ pull request accepted (I took credit for that whole pull request, but the windows portion was done by my good friend, Jordan).
It takes Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) and adds some extras along with an excellent build tool. What is Brackets Shell?īrackets Shell is what allows Brackets to be run as a desktop application. And while I don’t use brackets myself just yet (hard to leave Sublime Text) it is definitely on my radar and I may make that switch soon. This puts Brackets in a unique opportunity that allows pretty much any developer that would use the editor (HTML and JavaScript guys) to add to and improve the editor with the very languages they use on a regular basis. What makes brackets so cool, though, is that the entire editor is written in HTML and JavaScript. UPDATE: I Posted part 2 of the series: JavaScript and the Brackets Shell Environment What is Brackets?īrackets is an open-source code editor created by Adobe. This will be the first of a series of posts dedicated to brackets-shell and customizing it for your native HTML desktop applications. I want to go more in-depth into what brackets is and why we chose it as our solution. I recently posted on the state of native desktop apps in HTML5 and mentioned that at my company we chose to use Brackets-Shell as our native app solution.
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