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Dev tools · February 6, 2015

AtomPair – Easily Collaborate Remotely in Atom.io

We really love Atom at Pusher. Its customizability is hugely beneficial to our workflow, and its API is awesome and very well documented indeed. There is a big community building around it, and the product seems to get better with every release. However, there was always one thing we wanted to do wi

AtomPair – Easily Collaborate Remotely in Atom.io launched on February 6, 2015 with 6 votes and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.

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We really love Atom at Pusher. Its customizability is hugely beneficial to our workflow, and its API is awesome and very well documented indeed. There is a big community building around it, and the product seems to get better with every release. However, there was always one thing we wanted to do with it… You \[…\]

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