Apptorium
p/apptorium
Here we create your Mac apps.
Marcin Krzywonos
TeaCode β€” Write your code the smart way. Super fast πŸš€
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Did you notice that writing code requires to type similar code over and over again? It might feel like waste of energy and time. πŸ€” And it can be done much faster πŸš€ with TeaCode. 🀩

It's like TextExpander for developers. Thanks to code expanders (dynamic snippets) writing code is like a dream.

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Richard Guay @ Custom Computer Tool

This is a great programmer's expander that is very flexible and fast. Since expansions are based on the file type being edited, I can use the same name for many different expanders. For example, I use df for `Document Function`. It will expand into my normal function documentation, but use the comments appropriate for the file type (`#` for shell, ruby, `//` for python, php, C, JavaScript, etc.).

The author has a great plan for future features as well. A really useful tool.

Pros:

quick, expansions based on file type being edited, very flexible

Cons:

Some editors will not work without a plugin. But, they have plugins for the more popular editors.

Jerry Shan
Wow, looks good. Downloaded and trying it now.
Jerry Shan
I don't like your application icon. I would suggest to make the background transparent instead of whole black. lol.
Jerry Shan
Amazing, very easy to use. I can do something with -f functionName and it will completes the function scope for me. Awesome.
Jerry Shan
I tested on Xcode when writing iOS code, and it works perfect. However, it seems that it is not working on Android Studio. I installed the IntelliJ plugin, still no luck.
Marcin Krzywonos
@shantianyun If you installed IntelliJ plugin, keep in mind that you need to press ctrl+cmd+e (plugins have different shortcut).
Marcin Krzywonos
@shantianyun Actually we didn't test it with Android Studio. We'll check it this week. Did you install plugin from the plugin repository or downloaded file from our website?
Artem Shlagin
I'm using idea for development. How is it better than standard live templates?
Byscripts

If you use multiple editors, it's boring to configure expanders for each one. TeaCode provide an easy and powerful "universal" tool for that. Too bad you have to use a plugin in some applications, but especially the fact that the shortcut is not the same depending on the application.

Pros:

Almost "universal", supports variables transformations

Cons:

Apps requiring plugin don't use same shortcut that "native" apps

Eugene Kalnyk
Looks awesome! Can't wait to try!