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Pulsar is a community-developed code editor continuing Atom's configurable and extensible desktop editing approach. It includes package extensions, customizable editing, and project folders. It is aimed at developers who prefer Atom-style workflows and customization.
Developers who prefer Atom-style workflows and customization
Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility. An Electron-based editor generally uses more resources than a minimal terminal editor.
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The application is distributed under MIT. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility.
MIT; Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility.
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Brings package extensions and customizable editing into the same workflow.
Open your repository and configure a small set of packages around its languages, then keep project navigation and editing in the same window.
Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility.
An Electron-based editor generally uses more resources than a minimal terminal editor.
Pulsar fits developers who prefer Atom-style workflows and customization. Open your repository and configure a small set of packages around its languages, then keep project navigation and editing in the same window.
Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility. An Electron-based editor generally uses more resources than a minimal terminal editor. Keep working files under version control so subsequent changes can be reviewed and reversed.
The application is distributed under MIT. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility.
Yes. Pulsar includes package extensions. Open your repository and configure a small set of packages around its languages, then keep project navigation and editing in the same window.
Packages vary in maintenance and compatibility.
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