Chrome-Stats extension
Archetype Code Editor
A fast, offline code editor for all Chromebooks, based on the Monaco editor from VS Code.
Total ratings for Archetype Code Editor
4.65
(Rating count:
26)
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Pros
- Simple and clean design
- Autocomplete feature
- Good for front end coding
Cons
- Limited customization options
- No split screen editing
- Limited syntax highlighting
Most mentioned
- Simple and clean design
- Autocomplete feature
- Open sourcing the app
- Syntax highlighting improvements
- Git integration
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Recent reviews for Archetype Code Editor
Recent rating average:
4.60
All time rating average:
4.65
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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| 2023-07-21 |  |
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en | Just got started and I am very impressed. I am using a Chromebook to get most of the coding done prior to uploading to the server for testing. I am using an 11 inch display on my Chromebook, so an option would be to be able to close the right hand outline of the file and also to hide the file tree. Another suggestion would be reviewing your themes as i was looking for a light theme. The one issue I came across is that you cannot read highlighted text when you copying or whatever. These are just suggestions for future releases. I would recommend kicking the tires on this app. |
| 2022-05-09 |  |
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en | Please make this app open source, I would love to crack it open and look inside it. Otherwise it is a very good editor and serves my purpose very well! |
| 2021-10-01 |  |
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en | Well it would be good if Debug features and a terminal would be on this but else it's pretty good |
| 2021-06-20 |  |
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en | Pretty good . Has some minor bugs & missing features but does the job pretty well . Open sourcing this would be a good idea |
| 2021-04-06 |  |
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en | this is good |
| 2021-04-02 |  |
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en | This was the first editor I tried on ChromiumOS. Turned out it is unable to open a file when I have already opened a file with a similar name (but a different path). So I've just given it a try to Code Pad and that works fine. Removed this editor. |
| 2021-02-14 |  |
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en | Just started learning javascript via udemy - i was using caret but just found this and its awesome! - the autocomplete is much better than caret, the only thing ive noticed is not being able to select all of the themes that are available, but as i said im just starting out and this seems to be a great editor! (i have tried various linux editors as well but prefer the chrome os ones tbh) - great work! |
| 2021-02-11 |  |
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en | Beautiful work Tomas, thank you so much, this needs shouting about from the rooftops. At last I have a Carat replacement, and so few distractions too. Thank you so much. Is this open source, can we contribute? |
| 2021-01-20 |  |
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en | This was and probably will be for years to come - the one code editor that I'll be using any time I need to code on my chromebook. It basically has most if not all the things I'd need for front end(I usually use a test domain for the testing out the back end and server stuff). Not the most configurable as there is no "settings.json"-like-file here, but otherwise this is really great. Massive Kudos to the maker. |
| 2020-04-01 |  |
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en | Just amazing... With this app my Chrome OS device is complete. Great work. Super recommended. |
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