Nice post. I'll definitely be checking out "last-cursor-position" that cross file/tab feature will be most useful. Also side note you've got a tiny typo in your last code snippet in the last-cursor-position section. You typed shirt instead of shift.
For me I couldn't write websites without w3c-validator. I know that's a boring choice but knowing each and every time you save a webpage that it validates just makes me happy because it means I won't be wasting time later debugging. The next one is "emmet" I love this little plug in. Being able to take a list of text, highlight it and wrap it in ul>li tags complete with classes and if needed link tags as well is just mindblowing.
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Thanks for the typo note. Updated now.
With regards to html validation; what are you referring to in terms of an Atom package?
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Nice post. I'll definitely be checking out "last-cursor-position" that cross file/tab feature will be most useful. Also side note you've got a tiny typo in your last code snippet in the last-cursor-position section. You typed shirt instead of shift. For me I couldn't write websites without w3c-validator. I know that's a boring choice but knowing each and every time you save a webpage that it validates just makes me happy because it means I won't be wasting time later debugging. The next one is "emmet" I love this little plug in. Being able to take a list of text, highlight it and wrap it in ul>li tags complete with classes and if needed link tags as well is just mindblowing.
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The package is exactly as I wrote it "w3c-validator"
Interesting. I'll try it out. Oftentimes for me, my .html files contain Jinja or angular or some other crap that makes it non-xml-based file.