And Beltel in South Africa

I tried Atom when it came out, it was painfully slow...on a whim I tried it a couple of weeks ago to test the go-plus package for go development and, and I was pleasantly surprised how much performance improved, personally when both editors are open, I don't see a speed difference anymore. If you have not tried Atom recently, give it a go.

I still find it fairly slow but I'm going to try and use it as much as possible, anyway.

I like the core principle it's built on (completely hackable as everything is built on a scripting layer) which makes it more potentially powerful than Sublime, even if its slower now.

Exactly, I don't understand why you have to lock yourself into one editor/IDE. Use the best tool for the job.

and google makes it look like a 4 year old macbook pro.

2nd this, that would be awesome. I am very tempted to give Rubymotion a try, but not sure I am ready at the moment to shell out the cash for it.

I seriously think Node.js is one of those things that get's overhyped. Yes it's fun to code...until the nested callbacks get's too much. For me personally I will stick production code with ruby/sinatra and eventmachine and play with node for personal projects.

What's wrong with the old README.md files. Github should be ALL about the code, not sure I really like these pages

Don't worry, this doesn't replace READMEs! It's an extra feature for people who want a customized page for their project.

Busy going through the older tutorial at the moment. At Chapter 5. It's awesome, thanks for the great tutorial.