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Here is another similar project though its Sublime text editor targeted.

https://github.com/devtellect/sublime-twitter-bootstrap-snip...

I wish there was a way to auto-convert these snippets for popular text editors. Somehow copy-pasting html from web-pages sounds so... 20th century.

That gives me an idea... What are three most popular text editors out there?

I think it might be better if you add REST API and let the editor's developers create a plugin based on that. It's an interesting project. Appriciate :D

+1. I'm developing my live html/css/js code editor (http://liveditor.com) and I always interested in providing direct support for Twitter Bootstrap.

From what I've seen around: Dreamweaver, Visual Studio/Expression Studio and Eclipse.

Those are IDEs. The most popular text editors (at least on HN) are Sublime Text 2, Textmate, vim, and emacs.

who can help me build a live converter for the snippets? reach me at @msurguy on twitter.

vim, vim, and vim

vim, emacs, textmate?

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