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Many times I wanted to switch from Sublime Text to Atom, but I always went back for some reason (slowness, not remembering open files upon restart, etc). Maybe

by glogla 10y ago

Many times I wanted to switch from Sublime Text to Atom, but I always went back for some reason (slowness, not remembering open files upon restart, etc). Maybe this will make me swich for good.

eivarv 10y ago
FYI: Sublime Text's plugin API has recently (v. 3118) been updated with some cool new features relating to inline minihtml, which makes something like this more feasible. While it doesn't currently exist, someone might implement something like this for Sublime Text in the future.
- jbrooksuk 10y ago
  Also, Sublime now has a Phantoms API which lets you insert content after (or blocked) the line.
  - eivarv 10y ago
    Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
tomw2005 10y ago
The fact that Atom was free and Open Source is mostly why I switched. You'll be happy to find that it does restore your last session as default now (add in the Project Manager plugin to make switching between projects easier too). Personally I haven't noticed any speed issues but YMMV.
- denfromufa 10y ago
  I regularly about few hundred MB files in Sublime. The only alternative is VIM with plugins.