A powerful and stylish code editor built with Next.js. This project was bootstrapped with `create-next-app`.
This is a web-based code editor created with the latest web technologies. It provides a clean, intuitive, and performant environment for writing and viewing code directly in your browser. Whether you're looking to embed a code editor in your own application or just exploring what's possible with Next.js, this project serves as a great example of modern web development.
This project is built with a modern tech stack that ensures performance and a great developer experience.
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🚀 Blazing Fast Performance: Built on the Next.js App Router, this editor leverages React Server Components for optimal loading performance. Pages are rendered on the server, sending minimal JavaScript to the client, resulting in a fast and responsive user experience.
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💅 Sleek & Modern UI: The user interface is designed with a focus on usability and aesthetics. It uses modern CSS for a clean look and feel that's easy on the eyes and helps you focus on your code.
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✍️ Optimized Fonts: We use
next/fontto automatically optimize and load Geist, the new font family from Vercel. This ensures your text renders beautifully and efficiently, with zero layout shift. -
✅ Live Development Experience: Thanks to Next.js's Fast Refresh, you can see your changes instantly as you edit the files. The page auto-updates, providing a seamless and interactive development workflow.
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🎨 Syntax Highlighting: Supports a wide variety of languages with accurate and colorful syntax highlighting to improve code readability. (TODO: Mention the library used, e.g., CodeMirror, Monaco, Prism.js)
Here are some of the features we're planning for the future:
- Theme Customization: Allow users to switch between light and dark themes, and potentially add their own custom themes.
- Plugin/Extension Support: Develop an API for community-contributed plugins to extend functionality.
- Live Collaboration: Implement real-time collaborative editing features.
- Vim/Emacs Keybindings: Add support for popular editor keybindings.
Have a great idea? See the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues) or to submit your own!