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That font looks very bold!


Are you on a Mac(book) ? I've tried fixing it, seems to be a rendering issue with upscaled text looking bold. It can be fixed with CSS but the editor use a canvas element. Ive not put much effort fixing the issue thought because I think it looks OK.


Am I the only one who finds this quite amusing?


about time!


Thank you for your honesty and comments, they are much appreciated.

I will look into putting this information down on a developers page so that individuals (such as yourself) who want more detailed information don't have to look too far; while others are not forced to know all the ins-and-outs as soon as they land on the homepage.

If you have any specific questions or concerns until then, I am happy to answer them.


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Actually quite interesting.. But frustrating as well ;)


You hit the nail on the head!


Try RubyMine by JetBrains..


Not free though. You can also add VSCode to the list. It's faster than Atom but slower than sublime (Which is also not free). Also it may be good to start with a plain editor than a fancy one like JetBrains and later purchase a fancy IDE when you have learned the inner workings to improve your productivity.


I wasn't aware Sublime has a trial period thus I included on the list.

I edited the post a bit to accept non-free editors as well.


I'd be very interested to see the code for this. You should put it in that repo as well ;)


Thanks for the great feedback. We'd actually been thinking about doing this for a while and you rocked the tipping point!

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