Overall Satisfaction with Atom
Atom [text editor] is not being used across the whole organization, though many people use it for software development. Its compatibility with many programming/scripting languages is great. It helps a lot with creating programs because it is preloaded with a coloring scheme that highlights libraries, reserved words, and even autofill some functions, which makes it even faster to code. Other users use other text editors, but most of us stick with Atom whenever possible.
- Compatibility
- Ease of use
- C compatibility sometimes is not that great
- File extensions dictate editing functionality (i.e., no html auto-fill if file not saved as .html)
- Identifying code bugs can be time consuming - tools does not detect them right away
- Simple to get and lightweight on machines
- Sublime Text and Notepad++
Atom is way more user-friendly than other text editors. However, I am not sure if this affects other aspects as compatibility with some languages or other features as having to save a file with a particular extension for autofill to be enabled for the current work. Still, simplicity and ease of use are higher than the other products.
Do you think Atom delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Atom's feature set?
Yes
Did Atom live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Atom go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Atom again?
Yes