2016
Lynda
Ray Villalobos
2:02
English

GitHub's Atom text editor has changed the web development landscape, providing an open-source, completely hackable editor that's powerful, easy to use, extensible, and built with common web technologies (CSS and JavaScript). Atom is Ray Villalobos's favorite editor, for working with projects of all kinds. In this course, he shows how to use Atom for web, front-end, and stack development. Learn how to customize the interface and editing experience through Atom themes, packages, and snippets (code shortcuts that expand into the correct syntax). Find out how to find and compare elements, move around your code folders, bookmark content, and use Atom's powerful Find and Replace feature. Plus, discover how Atom integrates with Git and GitHub for version control and publishing.

Introduction
2m 56s
Welcome
1m 31s
What you should know
42s
Using the exercises
43s
1. Using the Atom Interface
32m 27s
Downloading and installing Atom
6m 2s
Introduction to the Atom interface
8m 47s
Files and the Command Palette
4m 4s
Managing tabs and panes
5m 30s
Symbols and bookmarks
3m 6s
Managing and folding content
4m 58s
2. Using Editing Features
20m 45s
Modifying content
3m 21s
Changing text
2m 49s
Selections and multiple cursors
6m 44s
Find and Replace
7m 51s
3. Customizing Atom
51m 54s
Modifying your preferences
11m 6s
Using Keyboard Bindings
9m 53s
Customizing Atom packages
12m 26s
Using and customizing theme styles
9m 1s
Creating your own snippet shortcuts
9m 28s
4. Using Atom with Git
10m 32s
Working with Atom and Git
6m 3s
Atom's GitHub integration features
4m 29s
Conclusion
3m 35s
Next steps
3m 35s

lynda.com/Web-Development-tutorials/Learn-Atom-Basics/468147-2.html

Download File Size:342.95 MB

---