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I've been using both Atom and Sublime Text 3 "in anger" over the last two months. As good as Atom has become now that it has reached 1.x, I find that the edito
by slowmovintarget 11y ago
I've been using both Atom and Sublime Text 3 "in anger" over the last two months. As good as Atom has become now that it has reached 1.x, I find that the editor I turn to is Sublime. It just works.
subl . and poof, it's up in a directory
atom . 7 or 8 seconds later it's partly up...
I bought ST2 some time ago, and I'd buy ST3 if he pulled the trigger and moved it out of beta... But not if it truly is abandon-ware. I'm willing to pay for quality commercial software, and Sublime Text 3 is high-quality. But I want to know that the project hasn't been walked away from.
- kansface 11y agoST3 is still being developed, if slowly. If you use it, I'd encourage you to buy it.
- slowmovintarget 11y agoAs I stated, I've already purchased a license. A license for ST2 is also a license for ST3 beta. He's stated that when ST3 is out of beta, it'll require a new license which I'll likely purchase. There isn't anything else to buy right now except what I already have. https://www.sublimetext.com/buy https://www.sublimetext.com/buy
- eknkc 11y agoI give Atom a shot once in a while. Had week long atom periods 3-4 times now, always went back to ST3. However, this time i've been on it for a month or so. Haven't had a big complaint other that the boot time. I think it's gonna start replacing ST as daily driver for a lot of people with this development pace.