Extensions can be quickly installed by clicking the second icon in the righthand toolbar (though installing and managing extensions has yet to be implemented in the Linux version). Working with JavaScript with Brackets extensions.Īnd much like Sublime Text, Brackets also comes with extensibility in mind. Much like Sublime Text, the interface doesn’t always fit in, but what you lose in consistency you gain in features. If the sidebar doesn’t give it away, the lack of global menu integration or even a standard GTK contextual menu or menubar certainly will.
The first thing you’ll notice when starting Brackets is that it isn’t native.
Whether it ultimately dethrones your favourite editor or solidifies your choice of IDE is hard to tell at the moment, but we’ve given Brackets a quick once over to give you a taste of Adobe’s latest efforts. Adobe’s open source editor has finally come to Linux after months of hard work by the Brackets community.
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