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Today, we’re shipping a new update to Brackets (v1.14) to primarily lend support for Language Server Protocol (LSP). As the web continues to evolve, building support for features like autocomplete, goto definition, or documentation on hover for every language is significant effort. The in-built LSP support in Brackets, unlocks potential for multitudes of developers to bring in support for language
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Update from the Adobe Brackets Team We’re incredibly proud of the momentum that Brackets continues to have. Over 350,000 people are using Brackets every month. There have been 283 contributors to the project and users have installed 890 different extensions. The community has also become even more active in the project over the past couple of months. We’ll soon be releasing Brackets 1.5 which has
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Go Get Brackets 1.5 As of today, Brackets 1.5 is available for download. As we mentioned last week, the Adobe engineers on Brackets are working on bringing Brackets into Dreamweaver as the code surface and we expect progress on the open source project to be slower as that happens. But we still hope to do regular releases and our community is fantastic so a lot of the work that will be in those rel
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Brackets 1.4 is here Today we are releasing Brackets 1.4, that has some great features which include, the new instant search, better preferences editability to name a few. Instant Search Say hello to instant search! Searching across files in Brackets has never been this fast. We have worked ground up to improve the performance of find in files inside Brackets. The end result was so good that we no
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Brackets 1.2 Now Available Brackets 1.2 is out and has a bunch of really fantastic features that users have been asking for for a while. Between a longer than usual winter break for Adobe and ramping up new team members, and fixing some last minute Linux issues, this release took a bit longer than expected, but we hope you enjoy it! New Features A couple of things you’ll immediately see are that w
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Brackets 1.1 and Extract for Brackets 0.6 Now Available On the heels of the 1.0 release we’re very excited to announce the availability of Brackets 1.1 and an update to the Extract for Brackets extension today. The Brackets team is thrilled with the response we had to the 1.0 launch. Brackets 1.0 was downloaded almost 400,000 times in the past 5 weeks. That’s a humbling number and we are looking f
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Brackets 1.0 and Extract for Brackets (Preview) Now Available 1.0, we did it! This is a big milestone for the Brackets project. Right now you can grab version 1.0 of Brackets, as well as a preview of Extract for Brackets, an extension that Adobe has been working on. Extract for Brackets (Preview) speeds up the process of pulling design information like colors, fonts, and measurement info out of a
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Brackets 0.44 Release: Split View Split view has been one of our most requested features for Brackets and with Release 0.44 it’s finally landed. In this release we’ve also overhauled the file tree which should make it more robust. You can see the full list of enhancements here and grab the release here. Split View With release 0.44 you can now view two documents side-by-side in either horizontal v
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Brackets 0.42 Release (Themes!) I’m really excited to introduce the 0.42 release of Brackets which includes support for themes as well as a few other significant features including file-mode switching and numerous community features. This is a big release for us! Themes We are particularly proud of the themes feature because it’s one of the biggest collaborations yet between the community and our
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Brackets 0.41 Release (Replace Across Files) The latest Brackets release is out, introducing a much-requested feature: the ability to replace text across multiple files in one batch. Replace In Files The new multi-file Replace In Files works like a blend of the existing Find In Files and single-file Replace commands. Start by selecting Find > Replace In Files (or right-click a folder and select Re
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Brackets 0.40 Release (Find Exclusion Sets) We’ve shipped a new and improved Brackets! If you don’t see an automatic update notification for it, be sure to manually “Check for Updates” from the Help menu, because there was a bug preventing update notifications from appearing under some circumstances. This bug is fixed in 0.40, so you should be all set after this one. Exclusion Sets The biggest imp
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Brackets 0.39 Release Brackets is out and we’ve packed this release with features that improve coder workflows. CSS Fuzzy Code Hints Brackets now lets you type in a few key characters for CSS to quickly narrow the list of available properties and values for auto-completion. Type in blc, for instance, and the auto-completion list will show border-left-color at the top of the suggestion list. Cut/Co
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CSS Shapes Editor Extension The CSS Shapes Editor extension for Brackets allows you to edit CSS Shapes values in Live Preview mode. A visual editor is stacked on top of the focused element so you can drag points and handles to change the element’s shape. This makes it very easy to see the shape changes in context. The extension is compatible with Brackets release 38 and above. Click to view the Po
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Brackets Sprint 34 Build Brackets Sprint 34 marks a new beginning for our installation process. For the first time Brackets will be installed to just “Brackets”� – not “Brackets Sprint 34″�. This means that Brackets Sprint 35 will install over top of the Brackets Sprint 34 installation allowing for shortcuts, symlinks, pinned tasktray items, dock icons, etc… to point to the Sprint 35 install. Linu
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Brackets Sprint 33 Build When you install Brackets 33, you’ll find it easier to work on new designs, more convenient to work with images in your project and more fun to edit Bezier timing in your CSS files. A handful of other improvements round out the release. Add New Rules in CSS Quick Edit CSS Quick Edit lets you jump into editing the CSS rules for an element, make some changes and jump back ou
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