Product Information
What is Lime text?
An experimental Sublime Text clone. The backend is written in Go (programming language). If you're proficient in Go, feel free to fork this project. The project is still in its early stages. This is both an opportunity and a challenge. We hope you can take it on.
The frontend can be developed however you prefer. Currently, there are implementations using termbox, Qt, and HTML/JavaScript. Dart and Skia are under discussion. If any of these languages is your forte, feel free to push the task forward.
How to use Lime text?
Lime Text is an open-source, elegant, and free text editor designed to serve as a free and open alternative to Sublime Text. Its backend is primarily developed in the Go programming language and supports pluggable frontends.
Core Functions of Lime text
Distraction-free
Syntax Highlighting
Usage Scenarios of Lime text
- Used as a daily text editing tool.
- Users seeking free, open-source alternatives to Sublime Text.
- Go developers can contribute code to improve its backend.
- Developers can extend functionality using existing frontends (e.g., QML, CLI) or building their own.
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