I switched from Sublime Text to Atom for the past week, and may not go back. Granted, I don’t have a complex setup, so making the move proved easy. Plus, I love the open source, hackable nature of the project. I hope to write more on the switch later!
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I just made the same switch a few days ago. As much as I loved Sublime, I think I love Atom more…
Yeah, same here. I’m still getting used to some differences, but I haven’t found anything missing yet.
I tried this but had problems with jsxhint. Did you get that working?
I haven’t tried it yet. What issues did you have?
The issue was that it didn’t work!
Gotcha – didn’t work at all! I’ll try and see if I can get it working.
I find it totally inaccessible. I tried it with NVDA on Win 7 and I couldn]t do anything. It means – I could read teksts using object navigation, but it isn.t usable. Can I do something to use Atom with screen reader?
Sorry Jacek, I did not test it for accessibility. I use it in my daily web development work, and typically don’t test all my tools for compatibility.