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Those were not invented by Sublime. Lots of older editors have those things, including TextMate and even GNU Emacs and XEmacs. XEmacs had a package manager sinc
by twblalock 10y ago
Those were not invented by Sublime. Lots of older editors have those things, including TextMate and even GNU Emacs and XEmacs. XEmacs had a package manager since the early 1990s.
What Sublime has going for it versus these other editors is ease of use and a much better looking UI. But VS Code has that too, and it's free.
- chenster 10y agoMS just doesn't do anything for free even it appears to be that way at the beginning. It simply tries to woo developers to play in their ecosystem.