Mirror Me is my homegrown editor. It uses CodeMirror. Of course I didn’t write my own editor when I have CodeMirror, this great web-based editor. However, CodeMirror by itself is not that usable. You have to have a backend and frontend for listing files, saving and opening files, etc. Mirror Me is a backend written in… Continue reading Mirror Me

So the homegrown editor that I am working on has three main component: A file browser and the actual editor and an editor server. Server is responsible for serving files and provide information about the file system. File browser gets the list of files and directories from the server and displays those. Editor opens files and allows… Continue reading jQueryUI or not

Editor is where programmers spends a lot of their time in. Eclipse, emacs, vim, sublime, etc. Each has their own pros and cons. I was never quite completely happy with all of them, but I don’t want to get into why here. However, one main reason I am not happy with these editors is because… Continue reading A homegrown editor

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