为Linux用户准备的5个代码编辑器

Eclipse

Eclipse is a cool code editor which is open source and it is developed and supported by programmers around the world. It comes with features are syntax highlighters, language enhancement and more. With Eclipse, you will be able to work on any of these programming languages – Python, R, Ruby, JavaScript, Natural, Lasso, C, C++, COBOL, Scheme, Clojure, Groovy and more. It offers support for Java 8. It is quite famous for its Java Integrated Development Environment. With its Web IDEs feature, you will be able to access your files whenever you are just by login to your account.

Light Table

This is a futuristic code editor that seems to have revolutionized the concept of editing on Linux OS. It offers intuitive and clutter free interface for coding. Light Table can be customized easily and the best part of it is that it is open source. It has a nifty little Plugin Manager that lets you locate useful plugin without requiring you to go hunting the web all the time. With it you would not have to print to the console. All you have to do is to evaluate your code and the result will be displayed in real time.

Sublime Text 3

This Linux Code editor definitely deserves special mention because of its simplicity and its cool features. The most unique thing about Sublime Text 3 is that it does not have any unique feature. It is a simple and straightforward code editor. With it you will be able to make changes in multiple lines simultaneously. Manipulate files, rename variables, change syntax, do split editing and other fun stuff. Customize snippets, menus, macros, key bindings or anything you like with Sublime Text 3. And the best feature of Sublime Text 3 is that with one license you can run it on multiple Operating Systems.

Brackets

This is another open source code editor for all designers and developers who are using Linux as their operating system. Brackets is a pretty and powerful code editor that will let write codes without getting interrupted by anything. Changes in the HTML get pushed to the browsers automatically without requiring you to save the codes.  To examine variables, you need to use Theseus. Brackets is finally offering support to editor themes. However, if you wish to install different theme, you can also do so by installing extra themes by Extension Manager.

Dart Editor

This editor is created and developed by Google as it wants people to create stunning and shiny new web apps. Built around Dart language, this code editor is the outcome of the Google’s ambition to create web browsers that can support multiple programming languages. Dart Editor is well integrated with Dartium. By using its static analysis engine, you will be able to create, maintain, debug and develop web apps. Coding on this editor is quite fun because it lets you change the structure of the code without making any kind of infringement on its behavior. Functions, classes, methods etc can be listed in a tree display which is definitely awesome.