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I use both on a daily basis. Sublime is incredibly fast, and I constantly find myself switching from Atom to Sublime for various reasons (big files to edit or b
by thiht 10y ago
I use both on a daily basis. Sublime is incredibly fast, and I constantly find myself switching from Atom to Sublime for various reasons (big files to edit or big JSONs to format, search and replace across a big project...). Atom's UI is really great though, I wish Sublime came close as for the user-friendliness of the configuration. Also Atom now has better plugins than Sublime.
Note I also use VS Code a lot because its Git Diff view is awesome and its debugger is a rock too. The extensions are generally not great though.
And I use vim when I need to edit a single file quickly.