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AuroraEditor: A IDE Built By The Community, for The Community
Aurora Editor
Aurora Editor is a IDE built by the community, for the community, and written in Swift for the best native performance and feel for macOS.
It will support everything you could expect from an Xcode-inspired application, including deep integration with your selected git provider, project planning, and your favourite built in editor tools.
Motivation
Developers should be able to use an editor that feels snappy and fast.
Most comparable editors are built on Electron, This is a huge disadvantage because it utilize a lot of unneccecary system resources. Electron requires a Chromium instance to run. This can mean massive performance losses and high RAM usage even for small apps built on it. Additionally, the overall code footprint is much larger and animations are slower. More frames are lost and things like window resizing feels laggy. Native apps are smooth as butter and utilize system resources much more efficiently for better performance and reliability.
Xcode is a great native editor for developers on Mac, but unfortunately it doesn't support creating a multitude of projects in different programming languages, and this is where Aurora Editor comes in. Aurora Editor wants to give developers the possibility of creating their desired projects in their desired language on a editor that is native and gives a similar experience, performance and feel than that of Xcode on Mac.
Included Repositories
Community
Join our community on Discord or Slack where we discuss and collaborate on all things of Aurora Editor. Don't be shy, jump right in and be part of the discussion!
Community Details
We would love to hear what kind of great ideas you as the community have. If you have an idea or a feature request for Aurora Editor feel free to add it to the Ideas Discussion.
If you created an awesome feature for Aurora Editor why not Show and tell, and celebrate with the community and developers of Aurora Editor.
When we have some awesome news or a big annoucement to make, we will be making it in the Annoucement Discussion. So stay tuned for any future annoucments.
Difference between AuroraEditor and CodeEdit
Please read https://github.com/AuroraEditor/AuroraEditor/discussions/286 to read about the difference between our projects.
Mental Health Awareness
We are aware how difficult and overwhelming it can be sometimes for developers when working on a big or small project. If you feel like you are getting overwhelmed when working on a certain feature or bug on Aurora Editor don't be afraid to let us know and we'll be able to help you out and takeover what you have been working on if you feel comfortable letting someone else do it. If you just feel the need to talk about certain issues feel free to talk about it in the Mental Health Channel or if just need advice on something ask in the Advice Channel.
Contributing
Be part of the next revolution in code editing by contributing to the project. This is a community-led effort, so we welcome as many contributors who can help! Please read the following for more information.
Editor Localization
We want users to feel comfortable using Aurora Editor in their own speaking language, help us by translating Aurora Editor for you and the rest of the community.
Download Details:
Author: AuroraEditor
Source Code: https://github.com/AuroraEditor/AuroraEditor
License: MIT license
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1675096080
AuroraEditor: A IDE Built By The Community, for The Community
Aurora Editor
Aurora Editor is a IDE built by the community, for the community, and written in Swift for the best native performance and feel for macOS.
It will support everything you could expect from an Xcode-inspired application, including deep integration with your selected git provider, project planning, and your favourite built in editor tools.
Motivation
Developers should be able to use an editor that feels snappy and fast.
Most comparable editors are built on Electron, This is a huge disadvantage because it utilize a lot of unneccecary system resources. Electron requires a Chromium instance to run. This can mean massive performance losses and high RAM usage even for small apps built on it. Additionally, the overall code footprint is much larger and animations are slower. More frames are lost and things like window resizing feels laggy. Native apps are smooth as butter and utilize system resources much more efficiently for better performance and reliability.
Xcode is a great native editor for developers on Mac, but unfortunately it doesn't support creating a multitude of projects in different programming languages, and this is where Aurora Editor comes in. Aurora Editor wants to give developers the possibility of creating their desired projects in their desired language on a editor that is native and gives a similar experience, performance and feel than that of Xcode on Mac.
Included Repositories
Community
Join our community on Discord or Slack where we discuss and collaborate on all things of Aurora Editor. Don't be shy, jump right in and be part of the discussion!
Community Details
We would love to hear what kind of great ideas you as the community have. If you have an idea or a feature request for Aurora Editor feel free to add it to the Ideas Discussion.
If you created an awesome feature for Aurora Editor why not Show and tell, and celebrate with the community and developers of Aurora Editor.
When we have some awesome news or a big annoucement to make, we will be making it in the Annoucement Discussion. So stay tuned for any future annoucments.
Difference between AuroraEditor and CodeEdit
Please read https://github.com/AuroraEditor/AuroraEditor/discussions/286 to read about the difference between our projects.
Mental Health Awareness
We are aware how difficult and overwhelming it can be sometimes for developers when working on a big or small project. If you feel like you are getting overwhelmed when working on a certain feature or bug on Aurora Editor don't be afraid to let us know and we'll be able to help you out and takeover what you have been working on if you feel comfortable letting someone else do it. If you just feel the need to talk about certain issues feel free to talk about it in the Mental Health Channel or if just need advice on something ask in the Advice Channel.
Contributing
Be part of the next revolution in code editing by contributing to the project. This is a community-led effort, so we welcome as many contributors who can help! Please read the following for more information.
Editor Localization
We want users to feel comfortable using Aurora Editor in their own speaking language, help us by translating Aurora Editor for you and the rest of the community.
Download Details:
Author: AuroraEditor
Source Code: https://github.com/AuroraEditor/AuroraEditor
License: MIT license
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Connecting with the Docker Community– Recap of Our First Community All Hands
Last week, we held our first Community All Hands and the response was phenomenal. A huge thank you to all 1,100+ people who joined. If you missed it, you can watch the recording here. You can also find answers to those questions that came in towards the end that we didn’t have time to answer here.
This all-hands was an effort to further deepen our engagement with the community and bring users, contributors and staff together on a quarterly basis to share updates on what we’re working on and what our priorities are for 2021 and beyond. The event was also an opportunity to give the community direct access to Docker’s leadership and provide a platform to submit questions and upvote those that are most relevant and important to people.
The overwhelming piece of feedback we got from attendees was that the event was too short and people would have loved to see more demos. We certainly had a packed agenda and we did our best to squeeze in as much into an hour. For our next one (in February 2021!), we’ll aim to extend the event by 30 minutes and include more live demos. We’ll also try to make it more interactive and give additional time to answer more questions. If you have any other ideas on how we can improve the all-hands and make it more engaging, don’t hesitate to send me a note on our community slack (@William).
Community events are a key pillar of our community-building strategy and we look forward to experimenting with new types of events like this one to continue pushing for more participation, openness and engagement. Onwards!
#community #community #developers #docker #docker community
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Blockchain Community India - Blockchain Technology, Community in India
Blockchain is the future of Technology itself. Here you can Change your business landscape by integrating the decentralized platform of Blockchain with your operations. Visit our website now for more information about Blockchain Community India - Artifical Intelligence , Blockchain Technology, Community in India
#best community in india #blockchain community #blockchain community india
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Selenium IDE Installation - Steps to Install Selenium IDE
Welcome to DataFlair Selenium Tutorial series. In this article, we are going to learn step by step process of Selenium IDE installation.
Selenium IDE Installation
Selenium IDE is an add-on in Firefox that is being developed to allow testers and developers to record their test scripts. As they follow the workflow that needs to test, and at a later point of time, they play it to save their time of regression testing.
- Selenium IDE provides Record and Play Option.
- Selenium provides conversion of a recorded script into Ruby, Python, C#, or Java.
- It provides feature like Assertion and Verification of element on a page
- Selenium IDE is also provided with the help of JavaScript, so it is able to handle Browser automation by injecting scripts in it.
#selenium tutorials #download and install selenium ide #install selenium ide #selenium ide installation
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Docker Captain Take 5 - Gianluca Arbezzano
_Docker Captains are select members of the community that are both experts in their field and are passionate about sharing their Docker knowledge with others. “Docker Captains Take 5” is a regular blog series where we get a closer look at our Captains and ask them the same broad set of questions ranging from what their best Docker tip is to whether they prefer cats or dogs (personally, we like whales and turtles over here). Today, we’re interviewing Gianluca Arbezzano who has been a Docker Captain since 2016. He is a Senior Software Staff Engineer at Equinix Metal and is based in Italy. _
How/when did you first discover Docker?
At this point, it is not easy to pick a date. Four years ago I was in Dublin away from my home town near Turin. The Docker Meetup along with many other meetups were a great opportunity for nerds like me looking for new friends and to grab free pizza while having a good time. Back then I was working for a company that helps businesses move to the cloud. I saw that Docker was a powerful tool to master. Not only was Docker a useful tool and led me to meet a lot of cool people, but it also helped me to become a better open source citizen and enabled me to have some awesome experiences.
What is your favorite Docker command?
I am an old-style Docker user. Many of the new cool commands are unknown to me. One of the powerful combos I use from time to time is still “docker rm -fv $(docker ps -aq)”– I know, there are better ways! It clearly shows how powerful a good CLI tool and the UNIX philosophy are. I love buildkit, so buildx is also something I use a lot.
#community #community #developers #docker captains #docker community