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ST3 has been stable for a long long time. It's great that they finally flipped the switch and replace ST2 with it. This also forces developers to finally adapt
by dvcrn 10y ago
ST3 has been stable for a long long time. It's great that they finally flipped the switch and replace ST2 with it. This also forces developers to finally adapt the new API and Python3.
Just too bad this came too late. I got frustrated with the plugin API long ago and no-brainer features like multiple elements in the gutter (which is needed for example for relative line numbers) have still not been implemented.
When ST3 development seemed to have frozen completely, a lot of plugin developers have moved on to other platforms like atom or vscode. Even with this release, ST3 needs something bigger to bring people and plugin devs back to the platform.
Once my ST2 license stops working for ST3 I will open the editor a lot less than I currently do but will monitor the changelog for long wanted features.