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We are back with a new release of Brackets. Download the latest version here. This version fulfills a long standing ask from our Linux users. We now have a fully supported version of Brackets on Linux. The lib crypt dependency has been resolved, now the Linux build is at par with what you get on […]

We’re pleased to announce Brackets 1.10 release. This version has multiple nifty features that you can take advantage of.  Download the latest version here. Multiple encoding support: Brackets now supports more than 40 different file encodings. You ... [More] can now Open/Save files with different encodings. Search History: Access all your most recently searched queries from the search bar. […] [Less]

We’re delighted to announce Brackets 1.9 release, an update that is packed with features! As we’d mentioned some time ago, we’re focused on innovating and delivering regular updates to Brackets. Download the latest version here. In this update, you ... [More] can take advantage of: Reverse Inspect in Live Preview  Most modern-day web developers work with a […] [Less]

We recently conducted a survey among Brackets users. It was open for a limited time and we had 2500+ participants. As promised, we are sharing what we learned. Geography We had participants from 130 countries. Age Group 64% of the participants ... [More] are less than 30 years of age. Organization Most Brackets users are Freelancers or Self-Employed.   Role […] [Less]

As web technology continues to rapidly evolve, tools and web developers are challenged to stay ahead of the curve – a goal seemingly insurmountable. Understanding the evolution becomes a key factor to achieve this goal, and we are constantly trying to better understand you. To that end, we’re launching the 2017 Brackets Web Tools survey […]

We just released Brackets 1.8. Download it from here. Brackets has gained incredible momentum in the last few months. Almost 800,000 people are now using Brackets every month. Our contributors have played a major role in making sure it evolves as the leading code editor for web developers. The current version has a big list […]

We are excited to introduce the newest committers to the Brackets community. I will let them introduce themselves. Shubham Yadav Hey guys, I joined the Adobe Dreamweaver team as a Software Developer this summer, straight out of college. But my relationship with Brackets started way before that. I was lucky to grab an internship at […]

The team just released Brackets 1.7, so head over to brackets.io to download it! As we mentioned, last year, the team has been busy working on integrating Brackets as the core code experience inside Dreamweaver, and that’s resulted in some nice features this release for Brackets users: We’ve upgraded the CEF shell to 2623 which […]

The team just released Brackets 1.7, so head over to brackets.io to download it! As we mentioned, last year, the team has been busy working on integrating Brackets as the core code experience inside Dreamweaver, and that’s resulted in some nice features this release for Brackets users: We’ve upgraded the CEF shell to 2623 which […]

Some of you are familiar with the Extract for Brackets extension, a tool used to work with PSDs shared via Creative Cloud. As announced in this post on the Creative Cloud blog today, we are discontinuing the extension effective on June 28 due to low usage. Please note that any PSD files you’ve used with […]