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When we think of text editors, we usually think about Notepad, Pages, and Text Edit.That doesn’t mean the settings are more difficult to use, though. For the audience, I don’t think it matters that much, but Atom’s settings are probably the best example of where Atom defines itself more as a text editor and less as a Mac app. There is no need to fret if you move from a Windows environment as the OS X has a native Unix environment that is compatible for html editors, and a simple text editor called TextEdit.
The Notepad++ is widely used in Windows operating systems, however, the programming software is not available to the Mac OS. > (No, I don't consider being able to spawn the ruby text debugger in a > shell that shows up in an actual feature.) > As far as I know, intellisense for Ruby isn't. So, after the regular text editor plugs from people that didn't quite > read what you wanted - more on the side of a light IDE than an editor.
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