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Probably because their success is essentially due to 1) picking up the ball that TextMate dropped and 2) there really aren't any alternatives that are truly com
by brandall10 10y ago
Probably because their success is essentially due to 1) picking up the ball that TextMate dropped and 2) there really aren't any alternatives that are truly competitive when it comes to both features, plugins, and speed, esp. across multiple platforms.
- eddiecalzone 10y agoWhen moving away from ST2 (too many workspace/plugin issues), I strongly considered Atom. With plugins, I could replicate nearly everything I had spent a couple years setting up in ST2 config and plugins. But then I landed a contract using vim, and found it has more functionality than both, if you're willing to spend the time. I especially like being able to SSH/Tmux into a session from a tablet remotely and pick up where I left off, even over slow connections.