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Every time I hear/see "Sublime Text" my ears perk up because of the many languages one could be using it to accomplish professional work, there are many smarter
by mdaniel 11y ago
Every time I hear/see "Sublime Text" my ears perk up because of the many languages one could be using it to accomplish professional work, there are many smarter editors available.
Take your ruby for example: RubyMine is unbelievably smart (https://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/ https://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/), NetBeans usually has passable scripting language support (https://netbeans.org/features/ruby/index.html https://netbeans.org/features/ruby/index.html) and even the old battleship Eclipse claims to have Ruby support.
I do hope this doesn't come across as preachy, but for a fellow anti-command-tab, "there is never too much screen real estate", workflow-optimization person, I thought it might interest you if you haven't already considered it.
- setpatchaddress 11y agoSublimeText is very powerful, but very much has the feel of a bad Windows port. TextMate 2 is a better choice if you want an editor that matches the rest of your environment, assuming you're using a Mac.