Code Pad Text Editor
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An multi-language code text-editor crafted for the Chrome OS. Completely free to use and to modify under the GPL!
The editor supports a variety of programming languages!
# Currently supported:
Apache, Bash, C/C++, CoffeeScript, CSS3, Dockerfile, GitIgnore, GoLang, HTML5, Java, JavaScript, JSON, Less, Lua, Markdown, MS SQL, Perl, PHP, PHTML, Plain text, PostgreSQL SQL Python, Ruby, Rust, Sass, Scala, SQL, TypeScript, XML, XHTML, and a few more..
Code Pad Text Editor is a free, lightweight text editor for code crafted for Chrome OS. Code Pad allows you to write simple code snippets or build complete programming applications and projects easily, straight on your Chromebook.
P.S. You can also use Code Pad Text Editor as a simple text editor (notepad), if that's all you need (duh)...
# Some nifty features:
- Full project browsing & management
- Over 20 familiar themes (Monokai, etc...)
- Choice of crisp mono-spaced editor fonts
- Ready-made code snippets
- Syntax error & bug detection/alerts
- Syntax highlighting
- Code auto-completion & hinting
- Code folding
- Works with Google Drive or Local storage
- Centralized clipboard with Chrome OS
- Automatic in-dent and out-dent
- Tweak-able interface
- Key bindings
- Drag & drop files with your mouse
- Toggle between soft tabs & real tabs
- Line wrapping
- Runs in full screen
- Cut, copy & paste functionality
Code Pad IDE matches the features and performance of native editors such as Sublime, Vim and TextMate.
# GitHub page:
https://github.com/andrewbrg/codepad-chrome-app
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Latest reviews
- HANI EZZARA BINTI MUHAMMAD FAEZ Moe
- The best from the best
- Pierre Abenzoar
- 100 % than a stock app , features a plenty and the UI responsive
- Sandeep Gupta
- Best Super
- Wesley Evans
- Works well on my older Chromebook. Definitely just what I need for working on my code on the go!
- big fella
- and now i am in love with my chromebook
- Abel Espinosa
- The best simple and native editor that I have found for chrome os.
- Not Anymore
- all rounder code editor best
- Eugie Khosa
- love it withing the chrome os space
- Vivan Kafle
- best app
- Ifeyinwa Ezeobi
- Great app
- Koko kaka
- Cool
- Roqeeb WIlliams
- great
- RMLISHA123
- compared to what i used before this is perfect, perfect and i love the themes and it feels like this comment is fake but nope It realy is good excuse any bad grammer
- M.Ali S
- Excellent Editor, Just what i needed for my chromebook, hope to see it support sftp, ssh, github and other apps
- Nick Niceman
- Good one!
- gwagnou happi jacques
- very nice application
- Adam Abdulrasaq
- It was a great text editor but the issue am having with is that i was unable to clone a repo. on it. I don't know if there is a way out of this issue.
- Hidayatul Ummah
- ok
- Bruce Scherzinger
- Way better than a monochrome basic text editor. It may have shortcomings, but just started using it and I don't see any yet.
- DRB KD
- it was okay at first; but trying to close the current opened tab, closes the whole thing; if you forgot to save, well whoopsie, bye bye data. Ctrl-N to create a new file? nuh-uh, this creates a new chrometab; if this is made for chromeOS it should work properly. Hold on, for some reason the Ctrl-N works now? oh great! it has a canvas for JS; can't I have freedom to choose which one would default or nothing at all? I have to click 'Create New' and then scroll down to 'Plain text' if I want to use it; or python, which is very very annoying. Should not have defaulted the app to have js everytime you create a new one. Start with plain text and then just have the highlight formatting after the extension of the file has been allocated. Oh now I have a few JS template files open, dang it! Lemme just close them except for my opened filled in plain text (Ctrl-W) .. whoops all gone.
- Andy Saputra
- nice
- Benjamin Dave
- i have not begone to use this application, but i have launched it and seen the interface. And judging from the reviews i am seeing here , this is the perfect code editor for chrome OS . it has been really difficult to code with a low powered chromebook. I will be forever grateful for this application . thank you.
- Farooq Shaikh
- Pretty nice app for me!
- Dennis Bareis
- Looks very useful except for the lack of regular expression support.
- Idowu Timothy
- Good app
- Arnav Chandanshiv
- This Is A Very Very Helpful Tool That Can Help Low Powered Chromebook Make Used For Programming. I Was Stuck On This Chromebook So I Installed This And Now Programming Is Very Much Simple Through This App! I Used To Run VS Code On Linux Subsystem And It Was Damn Slow. So I Switch To This And Now I Dont Need VS Code At All! Hats Off To The Creator Of The App!!
- Jase Reynolds
- This is the only editor that I have found where it auto closes the tags. Not to mention that you can use it offline!
- AK
- The app is pretty decent and it works. I would like the feature where you can debug code in other languages.
- Malcolm B (Insightful_Eye78)
- its good, better than want i was using before.
- Rian Chipman
- The new goto! Close to Notepad++ on Windows
- Vanco Kolev
- Amaying app its the best
- Prakash M
- Awesome editor for my Chromebook
- Igor Queiroz
- The best
- Warren Heunis
- excellent
- jenaline Lazo
- its is nice !
- Jazz Diamond Jefferson
- Awesome!!
- Moses Masunda
- awesome
- Rubaya Nawaz
- Very good if your doing HTML AND CSS! or probably even Java or Javascript!😊 BUT HOW DO YOU GET THE OUTPUT OF MY PYTHON CODE!!! This is annoying! 2 stars!
- Richard Jeffs
- There is no option to turn off autocomplete so my code always fails as it's garbled as if a brackets-obsessed monkey has another keyboard plugged in.
- windu kusuma
- i love it, we need ftp plugins
- Terrance
- it's good but I need a detailed explanation on how to run/execute the code💀
- Boris Bill
- Does exactly what it is supossed to do. Love it :)
- Kerch Fernandez
- very useful, i love it!
- noise noise
- gj
- Sylver Peralta
- Very Nice
- Scott Tribbey
- A very nice web-app editor for use in Chrome. My only issue with it is that every time it launches it displays a pointless little JS file which means I need to launch another window for plain text, C or whatever and close the pointless example. I really wish there was a setting to disable that AND a setting to set the default editor mode - plain text, C, java, etc.
- Markus Bachmann
- works fine
- Dev Anand
- good
- jui
- I will give this app a 5 star.
- Tim Lawless
- This is a high quality text editor ... Very good job. I will even donate. It is very clean of advertisements.