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brackets-intro

Slides for "Brackets: An Open Source Editor for the Web" talk at FluentConf 2013

On Github gruehle / brackets-intro

http://brackets.io

Brackets

Glenn Ruehle

Principal Scientist • Adobe

Brackets

An open source code editor for the web

  • Power of an IDE. Simplicity of a text editor
  • Community driven to be different
  • Optimized for web design and development
A sandbox where anyone can experiment with new ideas in web tooling.

Quick Edit

Tools shouldn't get in your way.

Quick Edit: CSS

Ctrl/Cmd + E on an HTML element will open related CSS classes for edit.

Quick Edit: JavaScript

Ctrl/Cmd + E on an JavaScript function call to open the actual function.

Quick Edit: Visual Color Selector

Ctrl/Cmd + E on an CSS color value (in a CSS file) to open the color selector.

Quick Docs

Community-Powered Docs for the Web

Live Development

"Design in the browser" doesn't mean you you have to give up your tools.

Live Development: CSS

Every CSS change is sent to the browser as-you-type!

Live Development: HTML

Automatic reload of HTML on save and Live Highlight HTML elements.

Let's innovate together

It's no fun to innovate alone

Approachable

Contributing should be as easy as writing code.

MIT licensed

Developed on GitHub

http://github.com/adobe/brackets

Made with and

(with a little HTML & CSS)

It's easy to get started

  • Starter issues on GitHub
  • Starter features on Trello
  • Contribute translations

Build an extension

Extensions are the easiest way to experiment with new ideas.
(many of Brackets core features are built as extensions.)

The Brackets Stack

(extensions can use any framework or lib)

Our development process

  • Agile development following scrum
  • New releases every ~2.5 weeks
  • Pull requests reviewed every day
  • External contributions take priority

An awesome community

Nearly 100 developers outside of Adobe have contributed to Brackets in the first year

Get involved

Thanks!

We're looking forward to your contributions.

Glenn Ruehle

Principal Scientist • Adobe