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  1. Pulsar Edit
    https://pulsar-edit.dev

    pulsar-edit.dev - A Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor

    • Downloads

      Visit the "Summary" page for any run of the "Build Pulsar Binaries" workflow, and …

    • Docs

      The Launch Manual contains everything …
      Resources · Packages · Atom Archive

    • Repositories

      The very nature of the way Pulsar works means that there are a large number of …

    • About Us

      A Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor. About us # The team The team …

    • Blog

      With special love for Markdown and Tree-sitter, Pulsar 1.117.0 is available now! …

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  3. Github
    https://github.com › pulsar-edit

    Pulsar Edit - GitHub

    Pulsar, a Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor. Pulsar, or sometimes referred to as Pulsar-Edit is a new image of the beloved 'Hackable Text Editor' Atom. After the announcement of Atom's sunset, the community came …

  4. Pulsar Edit
    https://pulsar-edit.dev › docs › launch-manual › ...

    Home [pulsar-edit.dev]

  6. Apache Pulsar
    https://pulsar.apache.org › contribute › document-syntax

    Writing syntax | Apache Pulsar

  7. Pulsar Edit
    https://pulsar-edit.dev › docs › launch-manual › sections › using-pulsar

    # Using Pulsar - pulsar-edit.dev

  8. Github
    https://github.com › pulsar-edit › pulsar › releases

    Releases · pulsar-edit/pulsar - GitHub

  9. People also ask
    Why does pulsar use Markdown & docusaurus?
    The Pulsar documentation uses Markdown as its markup language and Docusaurus for generating the documentation and website, with MDX enhancement. Why use new Markdown syntax? The new Pulsar website is upgraded to Docusaurus V2, which uses MDX as the parsing engine.

    Writing syntax | Apache Pulsar

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    Can pulsar be used to write prose?
    Though it is probably most common to use Pulsar to write software code, Pulsar can also be used to write prose quite effectively. Most often this is done in some sort of markup language such as Asciidoc or Markdown (in which this manual is written). Here we'll quickly cover a few of the tools Pulsar provides for helping you write prose.

    # Using Pulsar - pulsar-edit.dev

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    What's new in pulsar?
    However, due to differences in long-term goals for the editor, a new version was born: Pulsar. Pulsar aims to not only reach feature parity with the original Atom, but to bring Pulsar into the 21st century by updating the underlying architecture, and supporting modern features.

    Pulsar Edit - GitHub

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    What should I know about Pulsar?
    You should be able to navigate and manipulate your text and files like a wizard. You should also be able to customize Pulsar backwards and forwards to make it look and act just how you want it to. In the next section, we're going to kick it up a notch: we'll take a look at changing and adding new functionality to the core of Pulsar itself.

    # Using Pulsar - pulsar-edit.dev

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    What's new in the pulsar symbols-view package?
    We have a rather significant update to our symbols-view package. This package is used to display symbols within Pulsar (e.g. function definitions) and allows you to navigate your code via those symbols. This package has had a rather major overhaul and now follows the standard "provider/consumer" model as many other Pulsar packages do.

    Releases · pulsar-edit/pulsar - GitHub

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    How does pulsar know what a file is?
    When you load a file, Pulsar does a little work to try to figure out what type of file it is. Largely this is accomplished by looking at its file extension (.md is generally a Markdown file, etc.), though sometimes it has to inspect the content a bit to figure it out.

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  10. pulsar-edit.dev
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    Markdown Preview package - Pulsar Package Repository

    Markdown Preview package. Show the rendered HTML markdown to the right of the current editor using ctrl-shift-m. It is currently enabled for .markdown, .md, .mdown, .mkd, .mkdown, .ron, and .txt files.

  11. pulsar-neighborhood.io
    https://www.pulsar-neighborhood.io › examples

    Examples - Pulsar Neighborhood

  12. Github
    https://github.com › pulsar-edit › pulsar

    pulsar-edit/pulsar: A Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor

  13. pulsar-edit.dev
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    Markdown Preview Plus (MPP) - Pulsar Package …

    Quickly open a preview of any markdown with ctrl-shift-m. Math rendering with persistent macro support, toggled with ctrl-shift-x. Optionally use pandoc with citation support. Live reload while editing. On demand synchronization. And …