

Use the languages you already feel most comfortable using. AppleScriptable, and Unix-Scriptable: you are not tied down to having to learn Javascript, Python or some other arbitrary language, in order to use CotEditor as part of your own programming workflow. It is easy to use, well-documented, and allows you to define the syntax within a GUI - something that even Sublime Text can't claim. Built-in Syntax Creator/Editor: CotEditor comes pre-configured with support for dozens of languages, but if the one you want is not there, it has a built-in syntax editor that you can use to define your own.
COTEDITOR MAC CODE
Solid, free code editor, with some remarkable features that worthy of note: Fix an issue that the empty draft documents silently discarded remained in the Open Recents menu.

COTEDITOR MAC UPDATE

Change the system requirement to macOS 12 Monterey and later.Add syntax styles for DOT (Thanks to usr-sse2!) and TypeScript.Add the option to draw the separator line between the line number view and the editor.Display a dot in the window tab if the document has unsaved changes.Add URL Encode/Decode commands to the Text > Transformations submenu.Dynamically prioritize the scripts in the subfolder whose name is the same as the frontmost document's syntax style when the same keyboard shortcut is determined in multiple CotEditor scripts.Add Advanced Character Count feature to the Text menu.
