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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

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

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

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

Adobe is committed to delivering exceptional software and services to our customers. It is in our nature to innovate and try new things, and it was in this spirit that we introduced Brackets, a modern open-source code editor for HTML, CSS, and Javascript, in 2014. Brackets was among the first web-based code editors, but the market has matured and other solutions have eclipsed some of the roles Bra

Brackets: The Open Source Code Editor for the Web Brackets is a new open source project founded by Adobe to push tooling on the web forward. Based on the principle that the best developers to build tools for web developers are in fact web developers, Brackets is built in JavaScript, HTML and CSS. MIT-licensed and hosted on github, Brackets is a project that challenges the status quo in not just ho