Exactly ten years ago, in February 2011, the first commit in ReText git repository was made. It was just a single 364 lines Python file back then (now the project has more than 6000 lines of Python code).
Since 2011, the editor migrated from SourceForge to GitHub, gained a lot …
Today my markup editor ReText got a new major version, 7.0.
It contains many new features and improvements, the most notable of which are:
Improved installation on Windows and macOS. All you need is Python 3.x
and the pip install ReText command.
The highlighter was improved. It got …
Today I have released the new major version of the ReText editor.
This release would not be possible without Maurice van der Pot who was the author of the greatest features because of which the version number was bumped:
Synchronized scrolling for Markdown. It means that the preview area scrolls …
On Sunday I have released ReText 5.3, and here finally comes the official announcement.
Highlights in this release are:
A code refactoring has been performed — a new “Tab” class has been added, and all methods that affect only one tab (not the whole window) have been moved there.
From …
Today I am proud to announce the ReText 5.2 release.
With this release, ReText also has a new home — we moved from SourceForge to GitHub, and ReText project on GitHub now hosts repositories of both ReText and PyMarkups.
Improvements in this release are:
ReText will now try to load …