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Syntra Small | Code Editor Built for Speed

Syntra Small | Code Editor Built for Speed at Mac App Store analyse

Garet McKinley
9,532 ratings · Power index: 2603
Version 0.3.7
Size 7.36 Mb
Updated 1 month ago
Released 08 Apr 2016

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Meet Syntra Small. The ultra lightweight code editor for OS X. Its small enough to launch in under a second, but powerful enough to syntax highlight nearly 50 languages and integrate with online script sharing services! – C U S T O M E R _ R E V I E W S – "Simply put, small is one little utility that every seasoned software engineer needs to have in their arsenal" - Beta Program Member "Overall great minimal code editor. Starts up significantly faster than both Sublime Text and Atom and hasnt crashed on me after a week of constant usage." - Nic Torrato – L A N G U A G E _ S U P P O R T – Although small is capable of editing any text based document, it supports syntax highlighting for C++, Clojure, Coffee, ColdFusion, C#, CSS, Git Diff, GLSL, GoLang, Groovy, Haxe, HTML, Jade, Java, JavaScript, JSON, JSP, JSX, LaTeX, LESS, Liquid, Lua, Markdown, Perl, PHP, PostgreSQL Plist, Powershell, Python, Objective-C, Ruby, Scala, SCSS, SH, SASS, SQL, SVG, Swift, Text, XML, YAML, and more! – I N T E G R A T I O N S – • Login with GitHub and share any scripts as GitHub Gists! • You can upload scripts of any length with one click to smallpaste.com! • When sharing small pastes with fellow small users, theyll be able to one click import your script into their editor via a "open in small" button on smallpaste.com • More integrations are coming very soon!

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 57.27k
Est. Revenue ~ $23.43k

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MacDesktop

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Tient ses promesses

Marc5644 · 10 years ago · v0.3.0

L’application s’ouvre rapidement et présente une colorisation de la syntaxe efficace pour mon cas dutilisation: html5 contenant du css3 et du javascript. L’éditeur fonctionne avec les raccourcis habituels, donc pas de temps d’apprentissage ou d’adaptation. Merci pour cet outil léger, pratique et gratuit. J’attends la sortie de macOS Sierra pour voir s’il sera automatiquement compatible avec la gestion des onglets promise.

Excelent

simplychrislike · 10 years ago · v0.2.2

Very fast(!!) and easy to use. I only miss the possibilitiy to set a custom font. It should remember the last window size and position.

Einfach Super

Steffen xdjr · 10 years ago · v0.2.5

Es ist ein wirklich schöner und guter Editor! Er ist sehr schnell und kommt auch mit sehr großen daten zurecht.

Mostly perfect as a light editor

p65ils · 10 years ago · v0.2.3

This editor opens up very quickly, the dock icon hardly has a chance to start bouncing. Its interface is very minimal, which I like. For a “quick” text editor, this is really good. My only two gripes: 1) When in dark mode, the window quickly flashes white when opening, and 2) The way you change themes is tedious and annoying (it should be a dropdown in Preferences).

Omg

Николай Алексеевич · 9 years ago · v0.3.5

Thank you for update, but now app isnt start (el capitan)

good but….

vanni_err · 9 years ago · v0.3.5

The application is good until the last update it’s cause of crash. So i’m not able to open it.

Just keeps getting better and not too much bigger

Murrrphy · 10 years ago · v0.2.1

This editor has really met my needs and the new features have been added quickly and are very well thought out and relevant - at least to me. I highly suggest this editor. Something that would be useful, again at least to me, would be a code folding feature with the goal of collapsing the element tree and seeing, for example, just the functions of a program or top level objects in an XML document and digging down from there. Thank you and keep up the great work!