Sublime Text ( $80, free trial lasts forever and just nags every 20 file saves) This editor strikes a middle ground between the features of Atom and the stability of BBEdit. In that way, it is quite similar to Notepad++. Sadly, some newer features, like multi-cursor support and it does not have that many plugins. Unfortunately, Atom is also quite infamous for its speed, or lack thereof, and for being bloated due to the usage of Electron.īBEdit ( free, with $50 pro version) - This text editor has been around on the Mac since 1994, and it has a well-deserved reputation of speed, native features, having legendary AppleScript automation support, and opening large files with ease. It is quite similar to VSCode, but it is more of a traditional text editor and less of an IDE.
You can configure nearly every aspect of the text editing experience. It runs pretty fast for an Electron app, has an incredible plugin ecosystem, and includes some advanced IDE-like features (autocomplete, debugging).Ītom ( free) - Atom is the original Electron app, and an incredibly flexible editor. Visual Studio Code ( free) - This text editor/light IDE from Microsoft is probably the most popular programming utility on the Mac. Here are a few of the best text editors on the Macintosh platform:
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