RIP: Brackets Text Editor Reaches End Of Life Updated on January 23, 2024 by InMotion Hosting 1 Minutes, 3 Seconds to Read The Brackets text editor, a “modern, open source text editor that understands web design,” is reaching its end of life, and will no longer be supported by Adobe. However, the life of the project, to whatever extent possible, may continue on the original GitHub page, which will remain open. What is Happening?Who Is Affected?Best Course Of ActionMore Resources on Web Coding Table of Contents What is Happening? Who Is Affected? Best Course Of Action More Resources on Web Coding What is Happening? The Brackets text editor is reaching end-of-life, and will no longer be supported by Adobe. Who Is Affected? Anyone using Brackets will be affected. New releases and updates will no longer appear for this editor — other than those that may be provided by volunteer users. If you are a developer who wishes to continue supporting the project, you can do so on the GitHub page, which will remain in service indefinitely. Best Course Of Action Adobe, and any other maintainers of the project, advise users to transition over to Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VSC). VSC includes code highlighting, auto-completion, syntax coloring, and Git integrations. In addition to these features, there are also special extensions for Brackets users. More Resources on Web Coding Check out these other resources from InMotion Hosting: Coding in The Classroom book reviewBeginner guide to HTMLUsing CSS in your website Share this Article Related Articles AI Web Development: What You Need to Know in 2026 Choosing a DIY Website Builder How To Host Your Own Website: A Complete Guide For Beginners Web Performance Standards: Your Complete Guide to a Faster Website Developer Hosting: The Best Options for Ambitious Brands and Teams Node.js Hosting: How to Build and Scale Efficient Apps Static vs. Dynamic Websites: Choosing the Right Build for Performance, Scalability, and Control Laravel Optimization: The Complete Performance Guide for Faster Applications Website Transfer Guide: Everything You Need To Know 400 Series Error Codes: What They Mean, Why They Matter, and How You Fix Them