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Brackets

Adobe's open-source editor for web design, sunset in 2021

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About Brackets

Brackets is a lightweight code editor designed for web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It provides inline editors that allow developers to view and edit code without switching between tabs, along with live preview functionality that shows changes to CSS and HTML in real-time. The editor also supports preprocessors and can be extended through a range of community-created extensions for tasks like version control integration, code formatting, and validation.

Brackets was developed by Brackets as an open-source project and is distributed under the MIT License. The project has evolved into Phoenix Code, which serves as the next generation of the editor with expanded platform support. The editor remains free and open source, maintained by an active community of web developers.

Developer
Brackets
Wikidata
License
MIT License
Wikidata
Language
Cascading Style Sheets, HTML, JavaScript
Wikidata
Platforms
Microsoft Windows
Wikidata
First release
2012
Wikidata
Latest release
2.2.1, 22 March 2023
GitHub
GitHub stars
1.5k
GitHub
Repository since
June 2021
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