Atom 1.39 has been released, Atom is designed for programmers Github launched a cross-platform text editor. It has a simple and intuitive graphical user interface, and there are many interesting features: support for CSS, HTML, JavaScript and other web programming language that supports macros, auto-complete split-screen function, integrated file manager.
1.39 search and replace operations will be an order of magnitude faster, improving the performance of large single-line loading files, and upgrade to Atom Electron 3.1, the specific update as follows:
Based on the Find and Replace Ripgrep
The implementation of a project-wide search on large libraries much faster, because a new search backend This backend is based Ripgrep of. For now, Ripgrep is an experimental feature may be provided to switch the find and replace (find-and-replace) packet.
Scale testing for different repositories, 22 times faster:
Upgrading to Electron 3.1
Atom 3.1 now runs on Electron , we will promote the realization of the underlying browser from Chrome 61 to Chrome 66, and allows the package to access the new browser features, including native support for asynchronous iterators and generators .
Improve the performance of loading of large single-line file
In the past, loaded contains a line of multi-megabyte files can cause performance problems of Atom. In 1.39, the loading speed of such documents is the former 75 times.
Improved support TypeScript in JSX
Now ide-typescript the package supports JSX expression .tsx file. In addition, now in JSX expressions provided type parameter , rather than confuse Atom syntax highlighting.
In addition, also brought Atom 1.40 beta, this version offers a richer integration with GitHub pull request, to improve the reliability of many common operations, and continue to enhance support for multiple programming languages, the main characteristics including viewing internal pull request to check the status of Atom, enhanced reliability and enhanced language support.
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