Atom VS notepad-plus-plus

Pick the text editor of your choice : You can use Visual Studio Code, Brackets, Sublime or Atom

You'll need a code editor, i reccomend Atom. This should work just fine in terms of engines, if you want to see for example how a mod is made you can (assuming you're using the repo) download it and then click the unpack button and show in explorer, you'll see everything that the mod has and you can edit it to your liking (as long as it's for private use that's for sure, you'll have to ask the creator for permission unless stated otherwise if you want to publish it yourself)

Here is the structure of my app in Atom Editor:

Atom

I think there was a .NET project that created a small taskbar web server for frontends written in C++... it was before atom.io started getting popular... back when the idea of a large personal web server for editing your files was laughed at.

Hi there! Are you asking about good website building platforms (like Wix, Wordpress.com, etc.), or are you looking to code it yourself? I'm teaching myself web dev right now and am using Neocities to host what will eventually become my personal website. I'm still kind of bouncing around different code editors to find one I like, but Atom and VSC are pretty popular.

I use Atom as my IDE.

Started using Atom for Python/Django development and would like to hide all the *.pyc files from sidebar.

I think it's something on Atom team's side.

I can suggest atom.io or obsidian and lookfor git plug-in

I am not sure I follow either. I was sure that Notepad++ wasn't open source. A while ago when I was deciding on a text editor I was looking for the source code and couldn't find it. Didn't find a Github link (or similar) on their website. Now I found it on the Downlods page, https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/

Nope. It's just gone. Might I recommend Notepad++, which is superior to Notepad in almost every way - formatting for tons of languages, tabs, and - in your case - autosaving sessions. I rarely ever "save" anything in Notepad++, because the session system has never lost anything.

I recommend you use an editor of some kind to make your files, https://notepad-plus-plus.org is a good choice. it's free and isn't too overwhelming. later you could move on to VSCode or similar if you want.

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Well, not N++ but N++.

Notepad++ would be a better alternative to plain old Notepad, particularly if you plan to lay your work out in HTML. It's lightweight and very stable, and has a tabbed interface for working with multiple documents concurrently.

The HTML Template is the fastest way to get started with spirit design, allowing rapid iteration and a satisfying visual appearance (but there are many great tools). To use the HTML Template, all you need is to download the folder off Github (direct link), a web browser and a text editor (I like Notepad++). Just open the HTML files in Notepad++ to edit, then open them in the browser to see your beautiful spirit designs. The template itself doesn't install anything. You'll be editing HTML, but it has been designed to be user friendly for non-coders. Its not perfect, but it something.