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Is there any trick to getting a beta to try this out?
If you add your email to your HN profile, or at least a hint to it, I can send you one. Or you can email me. (See my profile.) EDIT: all out :(
Atom: Now with pair programming
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Re: Atom: Now with pair programming
#32It was so much fun to build this package. Atom is very modular, and any piece of functionality in the editor is open to being extended. The documentation still has some ways to go (events aren't documented, for example), but I'm excited about the future of this editor!
Shouldn't this package be called "covalent"?
Re: Atom: Now with pair programming
#33It was so much fun to build this package. Atom is very modular, and any piece of functionality in the editor is open to being extended. The documentation still has some ways to go (events aren't documented, for example), but I'm excited about the future of this editor!
hey anant! i was your intern at mozilla 3 years ago... great to see you popping up again :) this plugin looks awesome
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#37It was so much fun to build this package. Atom is very modular, and any piece of functionality in the editor is open to being extended. The documentation still has some ways to go (events aren't documented, for example), but I'm excited about the future of this editor!
[0] https://github.com/firebase/atom-firepad/blob/master/lib/fir...
Re: Atom: Now with pair programming
#38It was so much fun to build this package. Atom is very modular, and any piece of functionality in the editor is open to being extended. The documentation still has some ways to go (events aren't documented, for example), but I'm excited about the future of this editor!
Is there any trick to getting a beta to try this out?
Re: Atom: Now with pair programming
#39I would love to find out what emacs-like features I could implement myself. Anyone that can help me with an invite? (email in my profile)
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#40Do we really need random Atom extensions posted two hours after the first commit? Is this the shortest time from initial commit (like, it looks like this is the real first commit instead of a squash-like commit for release)?