Vim and Emacs are great for a certain percentage of people, but for the rest of us mere mortals, Sublime is a great choice. It's very fast, handles huge files/

Vim and Emacs are great for a certain percentage of people, but for the rest of us mere mortals, Sublime is a great choice. It's very fast, handles huge files/projects and has plugins and extensions for a wide range of tasks. The only downside is that the developer retains complete control and updates are few and far between. It would be great if the project could become more open and we could see more focused development on it.