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Which Editor is this?

In the following video, I was wondering if anybody could give me the name of the Editor Nick uses.

Thanks. Carson

4 Answers

To my knowledge, most (if not all) Treehouse staff use Sublime Text in their tutorials. I personally use it as well. It's a very solid text editor, with an awesome amount of addons available.

http://www.sublimetext.com/

> To my knowledge, most (if not all) Treehouse staff use Sublime Text in their tutorials.

A few of the early courses used TextMate, now they all use Sublime Text and of course Treehouses' Workspaces.


It's important to note "Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased [at $70] for continued use."

James Barnett , true, however you can continue to use it without any feature restrictions forever. It pops up a "Register" or "Cancel" window once in a great while.

To my knowledge, most (if not all) Treehouse staff use Sublime Text in their tutorials. I personally use it as well. It's a very solid text editor, with an awesome amount of addons available.

http://www.sublimetext.com/

Thank you, I'll download it now.

Great! I would recommend downloading Package Control for Sublime as well. It's a really awesome package manager, with a lot of really great Sublime addons, like Emmet.

https://sublime.wbond.net/

Will do! This editor seems really cool so far!

Awesome! The more you add to it, the better it will get. I also suggest getting the "Soda" theme from Package Control.

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