The Adobe company and the entire team behind Brackets have released a new version of their code editor for web developers. Brackets 1.11 is the new version of this editor that despite its low popularity, little by little a gap is being made among the tools of web developers.
The most striking thing about Brackets 1.11 is its interest in Gnu / Linux. Being a version that focuses on this operating system ahead of other systems, in which it is also present.
For a long time Brackets can be installed on Gnu / Linux operating systems, but unlike other versions of the same program, the Gnu / Linux version did not contain all the improvements that in other operating systems such as Windows or macOS.
Brackets 1.11 has full integration within Gnu / Linux
This has changed and now the integration of Brackets within Gnu / Linux is full, being able to work all the functions of Brackets, both in Gnu / Linux and in Windows or macOS. What's more, Brackets 1.11 adds support to ECMAScript 2015 which increases compatibility with functions and extensions written in javascript.
Brackets 1.11 is an Adobe company publisher. Although it is a free and open source editor, it is software that belongs to Adobe and therefore its use not as popular as other code editors like Sublime Text or Atom.
However, its functions for web development are so many that web developers of other operating systems use it for their development. Maybe now that Brackets has the same functions as its other versions, web developers using Gnu / Linux will use this code editor.
In any case, if you want to try this program, you can get its installation package from the official website from the program or get its code from the github repository of the program.