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Ruth Chorney
2,689 PointsWhat text editor is used by Treehouse
The text editor used by Guil lets you use control / to comment out code. I have not found one I can use that does the same thing. What text editor is used by Treehouse and how can I get the same thing online.
4 Answers
Steven Parker
225,730 PointsI know teachers have their own preferences. Kenneth Love is certainly fond of Vim (as I am). And the feature you mention is built into the workspaces editor, but I'm not sure what desktop software might also do it.
Maybe Guil Hernandez will comment directly.
Andrew Cato
4,263 PointsI can't speak for any Treehouse employees, but that feature is available in Atom.
Ruth Chorney
2,689 PointsThank you very much for your reply. I downloaded Atom and trying it out. Is there a way to preview in browser?
Andrew Cato
4,263 PointsI don't use it - I use a live reload server in my Gulpfile - so I can't speak for its quality, but this plugin was the first thing that Google showed.
Austin Whipple
29,725 PointsI can't recall exactly what editor Guil uses, but Sublime Text 3 has the feature you mentioned (as well as loads of other great benefits). Check it out!
Another popular one is Brackets, but I'm uncertain of the exact feature set.