monolith code

Code editors these days have come a long way from their initial inception, which was more of a transition, of using standard text editors for extended purposes. Their evolution has crossed highs and lows, from reaching more complex forms, and all the way down to the opposite end of the spectrum, where minimalism primed. monolith code is certainly found at that end of the spectrum, and it will offer users a compact and lightweight IDE, but, very importantly, without sacrificing any essential functionality or features.

The design of the app is truly minimalist, and one might argue that by lacking any on-screen buttons or controls, it can be borderline truncated. However, given its scope and intended purpose, we feel that this minimalism is exactly what is required.

Line numbering is provided, and the resizable interface features word wrap, which is a must. There aren’t any options for customizing or formatting the fonts, but then again, that wouldn’t add much to the actual functionality.

Leaving looks aside, one of the strong points of monolith code is its collection of compatible formats and programming languages that are supported. A small, unobtrusive selector allows one to easily toggle a list and choose the preferred one easily.

Depending on the selection, the application will also prompt the specific syntax and corresponding highlighting, thus adding a “splash of color” to the already minimalist interface.

Give monolith code a try, if you seek a simple yet capable text editor, which features a stylish simple design and supports a wide range of text formats and programming languages.