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GitHub introduces the Atom 1.0 text editor in a retro-style promotional video.
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1 person recommends thisu/LokiSnakein r/haskell • Mentions
On “Easy universal Haskell development environment (using Stack and Atom)”
For the lazy: link to this video
u/ForTheFunctionGodin r/haskell • Mentions
On “Favorite editor/IDE for Haskell?”
Sublime Text with SublimeHaskell. Sublime is a very comfy and smooth editor, for lack of a better term, and without Atom's revolting retro-chique.