Install the open-source simple and powerful integrated development environment on your Ubuntu-Brackets

Brackets is an open source HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-based integrated development environment running on nativeshell. This project is created and maintained by Adobe and is released under the MIT license. Provides support for Windows, OSX, and Linux platforms. Brackets features simplicity and quickness, and does not have many views or panels. Its core goal is to reduce the inefficient repetitive work in the development process, such as refreshing the browser, modify the style and search function of an element. In U

Brackets is an open-source HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-based integrated development environment running on native shell. This project is created and maintained by Adobe and is released under the MIT license. Supports Windows, OS X, and Linux platforms. Brackets features simplicity and quickness, and does not have many views or panels. Its core goal is to reduce the inefficient repetitive work in the development process, such as refreshing the browser, modify the style and search function of an element.

Install Brackets on Ubuntu:

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: webupd8team/brackets

Sudo apt-get update

Sudo apt-get install brackets

Download the software (version 0.41 ):

Windows | mac OS X | Linux source code | Ubuntu deb 32-bit | Ubuntu deb 64-bit

Related Tutorials: 1. Introduction to usage (Chinese ). 2. Official wiki (English ). 3. Official troubleshooting Help Page (English ).

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