Compare Atom and Lime Text 
- Users report that Atom excels in syntax highlighting with a score of 9.1, making it a preferred choice for developers who appreciate clear code visibility. In contrast, Lime Text, while still strong, has a slightly lower score of 8.9 in this area.
- Reviewers mention that Atom's autocompletion feature is robust, scoring 8.5, which enhances coding efficiency. Lime Text, however, has a lower score of 8.1, indicating that users may find its autocompletion less effective.
- G2 users highlight Atom's superior cross-platform support with a score of 8.9, allowing seamless use across different operating systems. Lime Text, on the other hand, struggles in this area with a score of just 6.0, which may limit its usability for some users.
- Users on G2 report that Atom's extensibility is a standout feature, scoring 8.8, which allows for a wide range of plugins and customizations. Lime Text, while still extensible, scores slightly lower at 8.6, suggesting it may not offer as many options for customization.
- Reviewers mention that Atom's collaborative editing capabilities score 8.1, making it a better choice for teams working together on projects. Lime Text's score of 7.3 indicates it may not facilitate collaboration as effectively.
- Users say that Atom's quality of support is rated at 8.2, which is higher than Lime Text's score of 7.0, suggesting that users may find more reliable assistance when using Atom.
Best? Try ctrl + d on any word. This is by far the best feature in any text editor. It supports multicursors, with the same ctrl + d or with ctrl + click. You can search for something in whole project directory by ctrl + shift + f. The command palette,...
Sessions are not saved by default in Atom core, there's a package that does the job for now (https://github.com/mpeterson2/save-session). Sublime does it by default. Needs some performance improvements, sometimes it gets unresponsive after opening a...
The best thing I like about lime is that it is open source software that means I can also contribute to its developers. Also the user interface is clean in it and supports good amount of plugins to make working with it easy.
The development of lime text is not completed yet. So, there are still some rooms of improvements.
Best? Try ctrl + d on any word. This is by far the best feature in any text editor. It supports multicursors, with the same ctrl + d or with ctrl + click. You can search for something in whole project directory by ctrl + shift + f. The command palette,...
The best thing I like about lime is that it is open source software that means I can also contribute to its developers. Also the user interface is clean in it and supports good amount of plugins to make working with it easy.
Sessions are not saved by default in Atom core, there's a package that does the job for now (https://github.com/mpeterson2/save-session). Sublime does it by default. Needs some performance improvements, sometimes it gets unresponsive after opening a...
The development of lime text is not completed yet. So, there are still some rooms of improvements.
