Comment by simondotau 3 days ago The built-in TextEdit (in plain text mode) is also a perfectly cromulent minimum viable text editor. 3 comments simondotau Reply krackers 3 days ago I wonder if anyone has taken the source of TextEdit [1] and added some minor niceties to just make it slightly more convenient for text editing (like adding line numbers).[1] https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/TextE... simondotau 1 day ago I find the free edition of BBEdit to be an excellent middle ground between TextEdit and a full-fat IDE. hackermanai 3 days ago Not a textedit fork, but I am building a minimal text editor with niceties based on scintilla. So performance wise on par with Notepad++ et al.
krackers 3 days ago I wonder if anyone has taken the source of TextEdit [1] and added some minor niceties to just make it slightly more convenient for text editing (like adding line numbers).[1] https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/TextE... simondotau 1 day ago I find the free edition of BBEdit to be an excellent middle ground between TextEdit and a full-fat IDE. hackermanai 3 days ago Not a textedit fork, but I am building a minimal text editor with niceties based on scintilla. So performance wise on par with Notepad++ et al.
simondotau 1 day ago I find the free edition of BBEdit to be an excellent middle ground between TextEdit and a full-fat IDE.
hackermanai 3 days ago Not a textedit fork, but I am building a minimal text editor with niceties based on scintilla. So performance wise on par with Notepad++ et al.
I wonder if anyone has taken the source of TextEdit [1] and added some minor niceties to just make it slightly more convenient for text editing (like adding line numbers).
[1] https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/TextE...
I find the free edition of BBEdit to be an excellent middle ground between TextEdit and a full-fat IDE.
Not a textedit fork, but I am building a minimal text editor with niceties based on scintilla. So performance wise on par with Notepad++ et al.