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I want to use Monaco editor along with the integrated terminal ( like xterm.js) in the editor.
Is there any way to do this in the Monaco codebase?
basically any shell terminal extension/plugin available for Monaco editor?
Here's a short list of projects which are integrating a Monaco editor with a terminal:
Eclipse Theia "An Open, Flexible and Extensible Cloud & Desktop IDE Platform"
Visual Studio Code Server "The VS Code Server is currently a private preview."
daedalOS "Desktop environment in the browser"
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I am interested in writing a visual studio extension that has hooks to allow me to capture keystrokes from the code editor and record them for use later. Visual studio extensions seem like a big topic so I am looking for some help getting started.
Is there a forum for visual studio extensions?
What type of extension should I create?
Are there any sample extensions that access keystrokes?
See for example the Text Macros extension that records characters that you type in the code editor.
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Before learning Shoes I want to see some real example of a Ruby GUI windows desktop app using "Shoes". Please point me to some downloadable example for Ruby GUI windows desktop app using "Shoes" library.
The Shoesrb Site where you will find information about the project.
Samples are in the repository. As far as executables, it is simply Ruby. Depending on the operating system you are using depends on how you signify an 'executable'.
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Does anybody know about any living open source text programming (mainly html/css) editor for Mac? There does not seem to be one.
Kod - dead
Fraise - dead
Smultron - not open source anymore
Coda - not open source
I would like to extend it with CSS live preview tab, but in order to do that it has to be open source, and I would prefer working on a project that has some perspective. Everything seems to be on the Mac App Store now... :\
TextMate 2 is now open-sourced on github.
https://github.com/textmate/textmate#readme
Honestly, learn Vim. It'll take you a while at first, but you won't regret it.
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As stated I'm looking for a free lightweight xslt editor with following functionalities:
Intellisense support
Simple to use (ie. can copy/paste xml & xsl into it and run the transformation)
Can be used to preview resulting html
Runs on Windows
Something like xmlspy used to be like (before it got pricey and full of features noone uses)
I have been using the XSelerator for more than 10 years. It is more than a good XSLT/XML editor.
Provides a good MSXML3/4 debugger and dynamic intellisense, import/include tree navigation, etc.
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In a Unix world I've been happily using gdb for debugging and valgrind for memory analyzation.
Are there open-source quality alternatives for Windows?
I'm looking for lightweight pieces of software that do what you need, and never get in your way (just like gdb and valgrind).
Microsoft Visual Studio Express edition is free (but not open source).
In the Microsoft Debugging Tools there's also the WINDBG debugger. Also free, not open source.