The "Mac software arena" (I remember typing "software" because "Mac arena" is a bad song and dance) remains small, and though I've removed myself from it to a great extent, I remember saying that to you (though I don't care for the lack of context) and I remember how I felt. At any rate…Īt the time, Freshly Squeezed Software was doing well, and we had an application - an FTP app - that worked with a number of text editors. And let me be clear in saying that I don't appreciate a private conversation being made public.
No matter what, you probably won't find what's cool about TextMate just by editing two lines of text. I'd recommend you at least watch the two Objective-C screencasts (given how you have worked with this) and the customization screencast (to get a feel for just how powerful the language grammar / scope selector system is). I'll let others comment on why they would use it or stay with BBEdit, but you may have a look at some of the screencasts (or even the manual) to learn what the editor has to offer.
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I was never sure how to interpret the last part of the sentence, and I am reminded of it, each time someone tells me you blogged how TextMate is the shit for letting you down.Īnd this is not to indicate I am offended by your posts  many users do indeed share your hate of the non-chunked undo, and it will change sometime in the future. Your response was: "It should make a great deal of sense, but perhaps you'll learn that as you spend time in the Mac software arena".
Erik, do you remember the day I released TextMate, you wrote me to say that: "my initial reaction is poor" and then asked for some sort of license exchange deal, which I found odd, given how you clearly did not like the product.
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