This package is installed with Atom by default but is not enabled by default. Enabling this package will automatically save any open files as soon as the Atom application window looses focus (i.e. using CMD-TAB to switch to your browser)
When used this package will automatically correct the indentation of your code among other formating corrections. There are settings for this package for all the specific languages that it supports, which allow you to customize the packages behavior further.
Hosts the HTML file that you're editing on a local server port and opens that port in your default browser. The local server is a "live-server" so anytime you save changes to the files you're working on, those changes will be reflected in the browser automatically.
When used this will automatically add browser-prefixed style rules to your CSS for any existing CSS properties that require prefixes for cross-browser compatability.
Adds a keyboard shortcut to Atom (CMD-SHIFT-C) which will open a color picker popup, and insert the code for your selected color in your preferred format (RGB, HSL, Hex, etc).
Adds a whole bunch of cool and useful text-expansion features and keyboard shortcuts to Atom which allows you to type out more complex code with much shorter shortcuts. Check out their website for more info.
Changes the file icons in your file-tree sidebar so they are prettier and more recognizable.
Adds a minimap to the right side of Atom showing you an overview of your code. Helps you quickly preview and navigate up and down your code. Minimap-curslorline adds a highlighted line in the minimap indicating the line of code where your cursor is currently located.
Adds the 'Open Recent' sub-menu to the 'File' menu for the Atom application
In your CSS files (also supports SASS, SCSS & LESS), this will highlight the code for your colors in the color that it represents