TextMate
Used by 87 peoplemacromates.com ↗
“You can pry my favorite text editor, TextMate, out of my cold, dead fingers.”
Carol Goulding Interview, Software developer · via Uses This 
“For turning stimulants into software, I've spent most of the past decade and a half plugged into the venerable and much-loved TextMate.”
Aurynn Shaw Interview, DevOps evangelist, giver of talks, writer of software, conference junkie, profes · via Uses This 
“Writing & Editing: When it comes to word-smithing, my software of choice is TextMate.”
Tammy Coron Interview, Creative professional · via Uses This 
“I use TextMate 2 for most text tasks.”
Max Howell Interview, Developer (Homebrew) · via Uses This 
“I use TextMate when I need to write code; I did take the time to customize the syntax highlighting to make the comments across all languages a calming pastel pink.”
Eileen Webb Interview, Director of Strategy and Livestock (webmeadow) · via Uses This 
“I do my coding and writing in TextMate, which looks like this.”
Charlie Loyd Interview, Geo developer, Earth fanatic (Mapbox) · via Uses This 
“TextMate for my basic writing needs, from long emails to simple coding.”
Catherine Mulbrandon Interview, Designer (Visualizing Economics) · via Uses This 
“TextMate is my swiss-army knife for everything else.”
Romain Guy Interview, Software developer, photographer · via Uses This 
“I write all my code using TextMate 2.”
John Myles White Interview, Statistics hacker, PhD student · via Uses This 
“Next, when I'm ready to start making something, I plop notes into TextMate.”
Robin Sloan Interview, Writer, media inventor · via Uses This 
“I use TextMate to code; I don't even really care that it hasn't been updated in a while - it suits my purposes as is.”
Mandy Brown Interview, Designer, writer, editor (A Book Apart) · via Uses This 
“Also, I've recently started playing around with web development in HTML 5 and CSS using a simple text editor, TextMate.”
Jordan McRae Interview, Inventor · via Uses This 
“I also use TextMate for project searches and basic textual stuff.”
Toby Boudreaux Interview, Technologist, programmer, product designer · via Uses This 
“After a while, I installed emacs at home, and then my config was a hundred lines long, and then I realised that I hadn't used TextMate in months.”
Mary Rose Cook Interview, Coder, musician · via Uses This 
“There's almost always a window with TextMate open so I can take notes or jot things down quickly.”
Ed Hunsinger Interview, Developer, blogger, fire artist · via Uses This 
“I use TextMate for the code I still write, which is less and less these days.”
Wilson Miner Interview, Web designer (Rdio) · via Uses This 
“If I'm not using Emacs to write I am probably using TextMate.”
Kieran Healy Interview, Sociologist · via Uses This 
“I live in TextMate for both coding and writing.”
Marco Arment Interview, Developer (Instapaper, Tumblr) · via Uses This 
“For PragProg, I write in TextMate (which I also use for lots of other purposes).”
Jeff LaMarche Interview, Author, software developer · via Uses This 
“For most coding tasks, TextMate is just fine.”
Michael Lopp Interview, Engineering manager, reposer · via Uses This 
“TextMate (writing, both code and prose)”
Aaron Swartz Interview, Hacker, activist · via Uses This 
“I am the author of TextMate and mainly a programmer.”
Allan Odgaard Interview, Mac developer (TextMate) · via Uses This 
“I spend most of my time in TextMate.”
Garrett Murray Interview, Film maker, creator of Ego · via Uses This 
“For coding, my center tool is TextMate and its powerful bundle system.”
Steph Thirion Interview, Game developer (Eliss) · via Uses This
