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Brackets Sprint 34 marks a new beginning for our installation process. For the first time Brackets will be installed to just “Brackets” – not “Brackets Sprint 34”. This means that Brackets Sprint 35 will install over top of the Brackets Sprint 34 ... [More] installation allowing for shortcuts, symlinks, pinned tasktray items, dock icons, etc… to point to the [...] [Less]

When you install Brackets 33, you’ll find it easier to work on new designs, more convenient to work with images in your project and more fun to edit Bezier timing in your CSS files. A handful of other improvements round out the release. Add New Rules in CSS Quick Edit CSS Quick Edit lets you [...]

Brackets 32 is online and ready for download. This release is largely an architectural one, but we still managed to sneak in a few improvements. Everyone should notice an enhanced user experience for Live Development and Quick Edit. Extension developers will be happy to find we upgraded Brackets to Node 0.10. Live Development Launch You’ve [...]

One of the more popular types of Brackets extensions are linters (or code quality checkers). Brackets ships with JSLint support built in, but you can currently find extensions for CSSLint, W3CValidation, JSHint, and even JSON. Brackets 31 introduces ... [More] an improved API for better linting integration. When I first experimented with writing Brackets extensions I wrote [...] [Less]

Reflow Cleaner is a new extension for Brackets that helps front-end developers produce clean HTML and CSS from Adobe Edge Reflow design comps. To explain this extension you have to start with Adobe Edge Reflow. Reflow Reflow is a tool for building responsive HTML based design compositions. It’s a great way to ideate out designs [...]

Brackets 31 is big. It’s a release we have been working on for months, the result of countless hours of research, iteration and testing. We’re excited and proud to release Live Development for HTML — as you code, HTML changes are instantly pushed to browser without having to save or reload the page. Windows users [...]

Open source is a meritocracy. Those who do the work, become leaders. In that sense, we’re thrilled to announce our latest Brackets committer, Lance Campbell. In the past 8 months, Lance has submitted over 40 pull requests to Brackets and created several extensions. As a committer, he’ll now be able to review and help others [...]

Brackets 30 is ready for download and includes significant improvements to search/replace and code intelligence. For those who love to live on the bleeding edge, Brackets 30 also include a preview of Live HTML development (but it’s disabled by ... [More] default). In partnership with the community, we’ve made a progress on bringing our Linux builds closer [...] [Less]

Back in May I wrote about Theseus, an open source JavaScript debugger for Brackets with some interesting real-time features for inspecting your code. Theseus recently celebrated its 0.4 release, which features a new look, many bug fixes and ... [More] performance improvements, and the added ability to debug Brackets itself in addition to JavaScript running in Chrome [...] [Less]

Download Sprint 29: http://download.brackets.io During sprint 29, the Brackets team focused on tracking down and solving performance issues related to our native desktop shell. Thankfully, the community continued to deliver incremental updates to ... [More] Brackets search and replace and enhanced our desktop integration. Find in Files Improvements Before Brackets 29, searching a project was limited to just [...] [Less]