What is Aurora Editor?
Lightweight Code Editor (IDE) for macOS.
Verified product facts
- Type
- productivity appEditorially reviewed
- Platform
- macOS
- Pricing
- Open sourceDeveloper-stated
- Open source
- Yes
- Relationship to Nuanyue
- Third-party product — not published by NuanyueEditorially reviewed
- Licence
- MIT
- Official website
- auroraeditor.com/
Last reviewed . Facts marked developer-stated come from the developer and are not independently confirmed; editorially reviewed marks a Nuanyue judgement.
What Aurora Editor does
Aurora Editor is a IDE built by the community, for the community, and written in Swift for the best native performance and feel for macOS
Overview
Lightweight Code Editor (IDE) for macOS.
Aurora Editor runs on macOS and is listed on Nuanyue in the productivity category.
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