CodeEdit

CodeEdit is a native code editor for macOS that helps you write and edit code in any programming language. It is built to be lightweight yet powerful, similar to how Apple builds its own apps. Unlike editors like VS Code that run on Electron, CodeEdit uses native Mac technology for better speed and efficiency.

The editor includes features like syntax highlighting, code completion, project search and replace, a built-in terminal, and Git support. It also has debugging tools and task running capabilities. There is a growing extension system that lets you add new features and language support.

CodeEdit is completely free and always will be. It is open source under the MIT license.

Getting started with CodeEdit is simple. Here is how to use it:

• Download CodeEdit from the official website or GitHub. You need macOS Ventura (13.0) or newer to run it.

• Open the app and either create a new document or open an existing project folder.

• The editor will automatically detect the programming language based on the file type and apply syntax highlighting.

• Use the built-in terminal at the bottom to run commands without leaving the editor.

• Access the file explorer on the left side to navigate your project files easily.

• Install language servers from the settings menu to enable advanced features like auto-completion and jump to definition.

• Customize your experience by changing themes, adjusting editor settings, and installing extensions through the extension system.

• Use Git integration to commit changes, view diffs, and manage branches directly from the editor.

• Native macOS app built with Swift for maximum performance

• Syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages

• Code completion and auto-suggestions

• Integrated terminal with full emulator support

• Git integration with visual diff and branch management

• Project-wide search and replace

• Debugging with breakpoints and variable inspection

• Extension system for adding new features

• Customizable themes and editor settings

• Open source and free forever