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  Internet_Janitor 4 months ago | link
  I’ve used CodeMirror for a number of my projects, each with custom syntax profiles:
  
  Octo, a high-level assembler for the CHIP-8 VM. (syntax)
  
  Special K, a K-subset to GLSL transpiler. (syntax)
  
  Try Lil a sandbox for my Lil scripting language. (syntax)
  
  Overall I’ve found it very easy to use and reasonably well-documented.
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  kaycebasques 4 months ago | link
  
  CodeMirror is one of those workhorse projects that many people here have probably used many times but may not know by name. It powered the Chrome DevTools Console for many years for example. (It seems like the Console may still be powered by CodeMirror but I’m not familiar with that codebase anymore.)
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  JamieTanna 4 months ago | link
  
  I’ve been recently looking at Codemirror alongside https://github.com/FurqanSoftware/codemirror-languageserver or https://github.com/qualified/lsps as a means to have a much more powerful editor (than it already is) - not yet gotten around to properly doing so, but it’s cool to see there are options out there!
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  andreypopp 4 months ago | link
  
  Really love code mirror 6, I’ve used it to build a repl and a notebook for BQN.