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Subject:    [Rails] Re: editors
From:       jamie () dang ! com (Jamie Orchard-Hays)
Date:       2005-01-30 17:27:29
Message-ID: 340D72DE-72E4-11D9-B269-000A95D17A50 () dang ! com
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That's funny to me because whenever I use BBEdit (or TextWrangler) I 
always end up going back to my other editors. It always feels kind of 
clunky to me because it's style of doing things doesn't feel natural to 
me.

It's a wonderful thing that there are so many choices around to meet so 
many different expectations.

Jamie

On Jan 30, 2005, at 12:16 PM, Rob E. Barksdale wrote:

> Two thumbs up for jEdit!
>
> I work in a WinDoze shop by day and find I am able to use jEdit 
> anywhere.  The number of plug-ins offered by its community is huge.   
> You will find your needs met if you are looking for a cross-platform 
> solution.
>
> However, as a long time Mac user, I find myself relying on BBEdit when 
> I want to work on my beloved Mac OS X.  I have to admit that I have 
> looked at Textmate briefly, however, I immediately jumped back to 
> BBEdit.  Maybe one day I will give it a fair trial run.  In the 
> meantime, if you are looking to keep expenses to the minimum, 
> TextWangler is worth checking out: 
> http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/
>
> Rob E. Barksdale
>

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