Atom is a desktop application based on web technology. As with other desktop applications, it has its own icon in the dock, original menus and dialogs, and full access to the file system.
Open the dev tools, however, and web-based core Atom shine through. Whether you're tampering with Atom interfaces with CSS or add major features to the HTML and JavaScript, it's never been easier to take control of the editor.
integration Node.js
Node.js support makes it trivial to access the file system, subprocess seeds, and even start the server directly from within the editor. Need a library? Choose from more than 50 thousand in this Node package repository. Need to call C or C ++? That's possible too.
integration allows you to freely mix the use Node and browser API. Manipulating file system and writing to the DOM, all from a single JavaScript function.
The modular design
Atoms consist of more than 50 open source packages that integrate around a core minimum. Our goal is highly extensible system that blurs the distinction between "user" and "developer".
Not like some parts of the Atom? Replace it with your own package, then upload it to a central repository atom.io so others can use it too.
It features a full, straight out of the box
No one wants to waste time configuring their editors before they can start using it. Atom comes loaded with features that you've come to expect of a modern text editor. Here are some of them:
- Browser file system
- Fuzzy finder to quickly open files
- Quick-wide search and replace project
- Some cursor and selection
- Some panel
- trailer
- Code folding
- A clean UI preferences
- Order import TextMate and themes
Or
You can also go directly to atom.io === >> Click here to go to atom.io
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