My Code Editor, originally called Minion One, was a free Windows editor for building websites in HTML and CSS. It had syntax highlighting, a live project preview, guides, HTML insertion tools and auto-save, and it also opened other languages such as PHP, JavaScript, C# and VB.NET. Saverio wrote it in VB.NET as a hobby project, starting at age 12. The first beta came out in 2014 and the last version, 5.1.2.0, was published on GitHub in 2018.
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Fixed bugs in Recent files, in New project / New project + stylesheet and in the update checker.
Fixed bugs in the update checker and in the project preview, and added a progress bar to the update checker.
Fixed many bugs, made Find and Replace work across multiple lines, let HTML tools reuse the selected text and added a strikethrough quick tag. The minimum window size went up to 584×430.
Fixed some errors.
New interface and features: edit the stylesheet at the same time as the page, written and video tutorials, W3Schools suggestions, recent files and auto-save.
Fixed numerous bugs from the previous version.
Added icons to some menu items.
Fully redesigned look with a toolbar, full-screen mode, a guided project wizard and support for being the default program. Settings are now saved to an external file, updates and the preview were improved, and C# and VB.NET were added.
Fixed some errors, improved the update process (now with more details) and improved general performance.
Added Settings with customisation options, an in-app feedback form, terms of use and a What's New section. Performance, windows and update checking were improved, and the icon changed.
Fixed some errors and problems, and made startup faster.
Fixed the 'TXT – New Document' button.
Fixed the Link window and improved the startup window.
Fixed the Save button.
Improved stability and added a character counter (letters, numbers and symbols), shortcuts in the Design window, and PHP and JavaScript support (also on the startup window).
Fixed some errors.
First public beta, released as Minion One under the MixiM name.