And so, that is something that’s really, really exciting. And it’s just given me an opportunity to meet all kinds of cool people from around the world. And it has slowly gotten better of a show, and it is slowly continued to help me both learn WordPress, and to explain WordPress in an easy to consume manner. So, that’s just kind of a “hello and intro” to the show today, as I have been doing this for nine years. And that will be really exciting to get to that 10-year threshold. And I’m excited to get to that 500+ mark next year. So, 470 episodes is what it takes to get to nine years. And so, not very long ago, as I continue to develop and talk about different things in the WordPress space.
My name is Dustin Hartzler and this celebrates the ninth anniversary of Your Website Engineer podcast. Hello, and welcome to another episode of Your Website Engineer podcast.
Right here on Your Website Engineer podcast, episode no. On today’s episode we’re going to talk all about different text editors and the ones that I’ve tried over the last four, five, six years or more.
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Lots of customizations (including a manual how to do it).Add packages to extend the plugin, with all stored on GitHub.Free, built by GitHub, released in 2014.Plugins and themes to customize to make it your own.Lean – no toolbars or configuration dialogs.It’s more of a total IDE (Integrated Development Environment).CSS helper and the hex colors would show a preview of the icon.A built in database front end and terminal.WebKit Web Inspector to preview your site in app.First and foremost, I believe that developers should use the tools they find to make them most productive.
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