GitHub and Facebook recently launched a set of tools that promise to allow you to transform your Atom hackable text editor into a veritable IDE (Integrated Development Environment). They call the project Atom-IDE.
With the release of Atom 1.21 Beta last week, GitHub introduced Language Server Protocol support to integrate its brand-new Atom-IDE project, which comes with built-in support for five popular language servers, including JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, Java, C#, and Flow. But many others will come with future Atom updates.
“Each of the IDE packages expose a selection of functionality that is dependent on the underlying language server and is activated when you open files it supports,” explained GitHub’s Damien Guard. “You’ll need to install at least two packages – the user interface for Atom IDE and a package that support the lang… (read more)
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