Just wanted to thank you (and all the contributors) for continuing to work on TextMate! I use it professionally pretty much every day, and it's one of the most valuable tools in my toolbox. Keep up the good work!
Huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to this project. TextMate is by far the best editor to use when it comes to coding cleanly and efficiently. I have tried every new editor that pops up from time to time so that I can stay up-to-date on what is out there and I can definitively say I am not missing out on anything by sticking with TextMate!!!
It's crazy (in a wonderful sort of way) to consider that I started using TextMate in 2006 during the early Rails hype. I had no programming experience, only youthful enthusiasm and a penchant for irresponsible caffeine consumption at 3am. TextMate was my first editor and I found delight in each new way I could use it more effectively.
I'm now at the point where I've been maintaining an open source project for a niche community for over six years. There are many tools I use now, and TextMate 2 is absolutely one of them. TextMate played a formative role in how I learned about code, software development, oss, and everything between. So, again,
Immense thanks to all those involved over the years! 💛
You can poke fun at its 15-year release schedule, but I'm really in awe that it is still going and still has an active community that loves it.
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ged repliedSep 15, 2019
Just wanted to thank you (and all the contributors) for continuing to work on TextMate! I use it professionally pretty much every day, and it's one of the most valuable tools in my toolbox. Keep up the good work!
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dguzek repliedSep 15, 2019
Immense thanks to all those involved over the years!💛
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styledev repliedSep 15, 2019
Huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to this project. TextMate is by far the best editor to use when it comes to coding cleanly and efficiently. I have tried every new editor that pops up from time to time so that I can stay up-to-date on what is out there and I can definitively say I am not missing out on anything by sticking with TextMate!!!
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hypertexthero repliedSep 15, 2019
I have tried many editors and always return to TextMate. Thank you!
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veganstraightedge repliedSep 16, 2019
Thank you @sorbits. For making TextMate in the first place all those years ago.
And thank you to everyone who has and continues to contribute to the ongoing development of TextMate as an open source project.
~13 years later and this is still the only text editor I use… all day every day.
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evaneykelen repliedSep 16, 2019
A huge thank you to you @sorbits and all other contributors. I live in TextMate day in day out.
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lasersox repliedSep 16, 2019
Awesome! Way to go @sorbits!
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ifsc01 repliedSep 16, 2019
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cleptric repliedSep 16, 2019
Thank you!
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christoph-buente repliedSep 17, 2019
I'm greatful to live long enough to finally witness the release of 2.0! Thank you so much, Textmate is with me for so many years.🥇
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PaulSolt repliedSep 17, 2019
Thank you @sorbits ! I use TextMate everyday. =)
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murb repliedSep 17, 2019
Thank you @sorbits! Will there be some sort of announcement on the website as well? So I have something to point others to?
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galeo repliedSep 18, 2019
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seth-macpherson repliedSep 19, 2019
Thank you @sorbits! TextMate was the reason I moved to Mac so many years ago. No tool has been so indispensable as TextMate. Long live TextMate!
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damienmckenna repliedSep 20, 2019
As a long term customer and user of TextMate, I just wanted to say thank you.
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jasonfb repliedSep 25, 2019
the 15-year release schedule. they call it 'slow software'
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r3nya repliedSep 26, 2019
Thank you!
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dguzek repliedSep 26, 2019
It's crazy (in a wonderful sort of way) to consider that I started using TextMate in 2006 during the early Rails hype. I had no programming experience, only youthful enthusiasm and a penchant for irresponsible caffeine consumption at 3am. TextMate was my first editor and I found delight in each new way I could use it more effectively.
I'm now at the point where I've been maintaining an open source project for a niche community for over six years. There are many tools I use now, and TextMate 2 is absolutely one of them. TextMate played a formative role in how I learned about code, software development, oss, and everything between. So, again,
You can poke fun at its 15-year release schedule, but I'm really in awe that it is still going and still has an active community that loves it.