Do people still use Brackets?

>>61537499
>Implying people switched from Sublime to Brackets

Nobody uses Brackets. Few use Atom. VS Code and Sublime are the heavy hitters

>>61537499
I used it when I was learning front-end webdev. Brackets is a great tool at that. But I found it too unstable for everyday projects.
Sublime is still the best.

>>61537588
And compared to VS Code, how is it? From what I heard, Code consumes more RAM, while Brackets and Sublime use much less RAM.

>>61537532
Fpbp

>>61537532
>Nobody uses Brackets.
this was my understanding even back when vscode and atom didn't exist

mainly it served as a reference implementation of "webshit UI integrated into a native app container" before electron was a thing (and depending on what you're doing and how much native stuff you use, that approach can work much better than cancertron)

>>61538156
Once I tried to open a log file of my node web application which was nearly 300mb. Atom just crashed while I was still able to open it and even scroll through it using sublime.
Too bad sublime is a proprietary software so I am using Kate text editor now which too does a good job.

>>61538156
electron uses the chromium embedded framework (libcef) living inside a nodejs host (so two entire JS engines and all the ram waste that entails)

brackets uses the same web engine (libcef) in a native c++ host, so it only has the browser's V8 instance eating up memory

>>61537499
You don't need Brackets if you use Webpack with the Browsersync plugin.

I tried to use bracket but the abysmal keymapping put me off