First Duke Nukem, now Textmate... it's sad to see the vaporware industry collapse like this, isn't it?
TextMate 2
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#22Seriously, who puts
PLEASE DO NOT REPUBLISH THIS INFORMATION!
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#23Hm.. I wonder how many people will switch back to TextMate 2 from Vim/Emacs/Sublime Text?
After playing with TM2 for half an hour or so, I don't think I'll be switching back from Vim. I was hoping for some split-screen action and maybe some advanced autocomplete intergration, but it doesn't seem to have either. It's looking to be a great update and improves on a lot of things in the existing version, but if I were honest, I'd have to say I wouldn't bother upgrading if it wasn't free. That said, it's obvio…
I don't have a license so I don't saw the alpha but it's seems frustrating that in 5 years of "development" so little was added. But, OTOH, it's not the final version.
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#24No split windows yet... still hoping.
Be sure to drop by in ##textmate on freenode, the discussion on how to implement and use split windows is not really making progress so far.
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#25Hm.. I wonder how many people will switch back to TextMate 2 from Vim/Emacs/Sublime Text?
After playing with TM2 for half an hour or so, I don't think I'll be switching back from Vim. I was hoping for some split-screen action and maybe some advanced autocomplete intergration, but it doesn't seem to have either. It's looking to be a great update and improves on a lot of things in the existing version, but if I were honest, I'd have to say I wouldn't bother upgrading if it wasn't free. That said, it's obvio…
What sorts of things does it improve?
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#26> Sadly I had to pull the alpha since it’s now all over twitter w/o proper introductionary text, hotfixes, etc. ( http://lists.macromates.com/textmate-dev/2011-December/01465... ) Maybe something to do with the IMPOSSIBLE TO MISS REQUEST TO NOT RE-PUBLISH THE ALPHA INFORMATION that people can't seem to comprehend.
I was thinking the same thing. It's too good to be true, so people are too eager to share it, despite Alpha issues.
Can't wait to try it myself though...
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#27> Sadly I had to pull the alpha since it’s now all over twitter w/o proper introductionary text, hotfixes, etc. ( http://lists.macromates.com/textmate-dev/2011-December/01465... ) Maybe something to do with the IMPOSSIBLE TO MISS REQUEST TO NOT RE-PUBLISH THE ALPHA INFORMATION that people can't seem to comprehend.
Yeah, no doubt. I saw that and thought it was lame for people to post the announcement. WTF? And I'm the one with -20 karma. I have no idea how. WTF is karma anyway?
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#28Hm.. I wonder how many people will switch back to TextMate 2 from Vim/Emacs/Sublime Text?
I imagine all three are superior to TM2, especially Vim and Emacs, after you bust through the learning curve no point ever going back.
Last I heard, TM2 was being targeted for Lion - two operating systems ago.
Five years is a long time.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
After playing with TM2 for half an hour or so, I don't think I'll be switching back from Vim. I was hoping for some split-screen action and maybe some advanced autocomplete intergration, but it doesn't seem to have either. It's looking to be a great update and improves on a lot of things in the existing version, but if I were honest, I'd have to say I wouldn't bother upgrading if it wasn't free. That said, it's obvio…
What sorts of things does it improve?
Release Notes: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/891742/Screenshots/tm2_release_notes...
Major changes include the new project drawer (though, I prefer ProjectPlus[1]), and the new bundle/theme updater[2], where you just tick the box and it auto-installs.
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[1] http://ciaranwal.sh/2008/08/05/textmate-plug-in-projectplus
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#30Does it natively/properly support Japanese?