I still miss Notepad++, a Windows tool on which I coded many an Inform 6 puzzle. When Seton Hill started handing out iPads and MacBooks, I switched to MacOS. I really don’t miss Windows at all, but I did miss my Notepad++ text editor.
TextWrangler was a decent substitute, though over the years I have moved to Google Docs for light-weight word processing. But today I noticed that TextWrangler is being discontinued.
Sure there are alternatives. I’m trying Brackets first. (It doesn’t have a “print” function, which negates its usefulness for quick copy-from-an-overly-complex-page-and-print jobs.)
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Students are trusting software like this to do their work.
A former student working in SEO shared this. I miss Google classic.
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