Packages make Pulsar do amazing things.

Automatic time tracking powered by any command line tool for Atom

Posts the currently selected snippet of text to a Slack channel

Atom Metaweather is a status bar plugin for Atom editor. Displays weather information for today and tomorrow using https://www.metaweather.com's API data.

Textmate coda theme for Atom

move editor panes using your keyboard

Custom Atom Editor HTML language primarily for my job. Customized syntax highlighting for inline style and class attributes, image tags, anchors tags, href and src attributes. Based on the language-html repository. Is meant as a replacement for the standard HTML grammar.

auto hide mouse when not use

A dark UI theme for Atom mod by Zir

A cooler & slightly punchier colour palette. Syntax theme for Atom.

Preview your *.erd files on a side panel with CTRL+ALT+E

Linter package with support for the program verification tools Dafny, Chalice and Boogie.

Change word case, number value and loop between keywords with the arrow keys.

Toggle loading of your Phoenix module and it's corresponding test file.

Show random tips on the status bar

An Atom syntax theme inspired by the Specials Board theme

an IDE for Latte-lang on Atom. It can run scripts, generate and compile files.

Focus on what you are doing

Originally a fork of Atom's dark syntax theme, this theme uses fewer colors in favor of more font weights and styles.

Change Cursor to a Pacman

get gist for Atom

A dark Atom theme featuring candy jungle colors with sharp greys and warm style.

A collection for snippets for the VHS: Fluid ViewHelpers extension for typo3

Open a terminal in your current files directory.

A lightweight utility for saving interactive screenshots to relative file paths

Ohm language support in Atom

Everything a tech writer needs to write markdown docs and make shit go.

Shinobi is a simple dark theme.

For Japanese documentation, watch sentence-end-phrase and warn duplication / 文末の重複を監視します

require node package quickily

Atom syntax theme based on Cobalt 2 by Wes Bos and Snazzy by Sindre Sorhus