Atom
Hackable text editor from GitHub, sunset in 2022
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Hacker News mentions: 1 mention (2007) to 4 mentions (2026)
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Stack Overflow developer survey usage share: 18.25 % of respondents (2017) to 5.68 % of respondents (2023)
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Internet Archive Wayback Machine mentions: 51 mentions (2014) to 326 mentions (2022)
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Wikipedia pageviews: 11,613 views (2015) to 3,972 views (2026)
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About Atom
Atom is a text editor designed to be hackable and customizable by developers. Built on Electron, it runs on multiple platforms including Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows, and FreeBSD. The editor was developed by atom and distributed under the MIT License, making it free and open source. Developers could extend Atom's functionality through packages and themes to tailor it to their specific workflows and preferences.
Atom has been archived and officially sunset, with the project no longer receiving updates or support. The editor was built using a combination of technologies including JavaScript, Node.js, C++, CoffeeScript, HTML, and CSS. While the project is no longer active, it remains available for those who wish to continue using or modifying it under its open source license.
Checked 23 October 2026.
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