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Free and open source text editor, brought to you by GitHub

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  1. 23 Jul 2019

    Atom 1.39 speeds up find-and-replace by an order of magnitude, improves JSX support in TypeScript, & upgrades to Electron 3.1. Atom 1.40 beta brings richer integration with pull requests, improves reliability, & enhances support for several languages.

    17 replies 54 retweets 178 likes
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  2. 21 Jun 2019

    Introducing Atom Nightly ✨ releases! Get new improvements or bug fixes as soon as they are ready. 🌃

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  3. 11 Jun 2019

    Atom 1.38 and 1.39 beta are now available. A bunch of language improvements are landing on stable, and beta brings ripgrep-based find and replace, an upgrade to Electron 3.1, and improved loading performance for big, single-line files.

    4 replies 31 retweets 100 likes
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  4. 1 Jun 2019

    If you are or were an Atom user and are at , come tell your likes, dislikes, and wishes. Grab lunch and meet her at the tables behind the breakfast area (the rectangle tables) at 1:30pm. Look for a sign on the table.

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  5. 31 May 2019

    Atom’s manager is at this weekend! Find her if you want to chat about Atom AND she’ll be doing a user feedback session Sunday at lunch (exact table location to be determined).

    2 replies 8 retweets 35 likes
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  6. 14 May 2019

    Atom 1.37 introduces a complete flow for working through review comments on pull requests and an experimental fuzzy finder mode for lightning-fast file lookups. ⚡ Atom 1.38 Beta further refines syntax highlighting and GitHub package usability.

    5 replies 52 retweets 215 likes
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  7. Retweeted
    15 Apr 2019

    Code review can be a lot. Atom 1.37 Beta is making it easier. Comments and reviews can be viewed together in one place next to your code, along with a progress bar. Let’s get rid of that code review anxiety 💖

    9 replies 101 retweets 525 likes
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  8. 11 Apr 2019

    Atom 1.36 gives you large diff detection and lets you open single files in large directories faster. 📂 In Atom 1.37 Beta, check out our new flow for addressing review comments within Atom, and a 14x improvement in fuzzy finder performance. ⚡

    a screenshot of the in-editor pull request review comments flow within the Atom Editor.
    8 replies 37 retweets 197 likes
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  9. 12 Mar 2019

    Atom 1.35 brings a fix for the recent Chrome vulnerability and a shiny new commit details view. Atom 1.36 Beta gives you a faster fuzzy finder, comments in the GitHub pull request view, and a smoother Atom upgrade process on macOS & Windows.

    a screenshot of the atom text editor, showing a new feature where you can view commit details inside a pane. This feature is fully keyboard navigable too.
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  10. 11 Mar 2019

    🎉 Atom 1.35 and 1.36.0 Beta have just been released: ⚠️ You'll want to upgrade asap, because these releases both contain a fix for the recent Chrome remote code execution vulnerability. 📝 Full details to come in a release blog post later this week.

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  11. 10 Jan 2019

    Hot off the presses of the blog, here's a deep dive on some new Atom features that let you view large diffs within the editor and more easily write a meaningful commit message.

    2 replies 11 retweets 54 likes
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  12. 8 Jan 2019

    Atom 1.34 is out! Craft the perfect commit with previews of your staged changes, commit message templates, & a faster diff view. With Atom 1.35 Beta comes quick access to details for recent commits, full pull requests diffs directly in Atom, & more.

    2 replies 54 retweets 185 likes
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  13. 28 Nov 2018

    Atom 1.33 is out! Now with built-in Rust support, improved git discoverability, and faster bracket matching. With Atom 1.34 Beta comes diff rendering improvements, commit preview functionality, and an upgrade to 2.0.14. More at

    4 replies 77 retweets 263 likes
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  14. 16 Nov 2018

    Found a package you like? Now you can install it directly from ! Try it out today with this wonderfully useful package from :

    9 replies 42 retweets 177 likes
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  15. 14 Nov 2018

    To make Atom better, we want to learn from you. Here's a deep dive on Atom's community research efforts, and some ways you can help.

    1 reply 8 retweets 33 likes
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  16. 12 Nov 2018

    If you're at and are a current, future, or former Atom user, wants to chat with you about what you love, what you hate, and what you'd love to see from Atom in the future! Reply if you're interested.

    3 replies 7 retweets 33 likes
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  17. 7 Nov 2018

    Are you new to programming or do you know someone who is? We're doing some research to learn where Atom could provide a more helpful experience for people that are just getting started. If you're interested in helping, please sign up at .

    4 replies 47 retweets 68 likes
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  18. Retweeted
    31 Oct 2018

    Programming should be intuitive and delightful 😍 That's why Tree-Sitter is now integrated into Atom! 🌳 It parses your code while you type, allowing for better syntax highlighting, code folding and more

    8 replies 116 retweets 465 likes
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  19. 29 Oct 2018

    Did you accidentally dismiss a notification? Don't worry, Atom's got your back-ups: we save them for you in the notifications log.

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  20. 23 Oct 2018

    Atom 1.32 is out! In this release, we've cut Atom's memory consumption and enabled the new Tree-sitter parsing system by default. Atom 1.33 Beta features built-in Rust parsing, better soft-wrapping, and improvements to the Git UI. More at

    7 replies 66 retweets 202 likes
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