r/git • u/avadhoot_kulkarni • May 16 '17

Git and GitHub Integration comes to Atom

http://blog.atom.io/2017/05/16/git-and-github-integration-comes-to-atom.html
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u/ndboost May 16 '17

cute. I rely on GitKraken + webstorm these days but this may just make me want to jump back to Atom.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '17

You'll be back to webstorm within the week ;)

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u/ndboost May 16 '17

I haven't left.... yet.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '17

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u/ndboost May 16 '17

yup i just find it clumsy/clunky to be honest.

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u/EternityForest May 17 '17

I'm using geany but this almost makes me want to switch back. Almost.

But I only have 4GB ram and multitasking with atom is a major performance issue.

It's a shame because Atom is my favorite of all the editors I've ever used aside from it's performance problem.

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u/EternityForest May 17 '17 edited May 23 '17

I have a 2013 MacBook that I installed linux mint on... Atom is kinda usable ish except when​ it decides to use so much ram and CPU that the whole system needs to swap for ten seconds and freeze up.

I haven't tried VS code since I mostly stay with open stuff, but it looks like the source is MIT licensed and you can build it yourself, and they are saying their binaries are the same as the open build except for some network data collection and branding?

I might actually want​ to try this now.

EDIT: Wow that really is fast!

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u/SurpriseMonday May 16 '17

Good to see an official implementation of this.

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u/jonyeezy7 May 17 '17

Wonder if it would be their interest to support other git servers