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I use WebStorm for projects ( mainly TypeScript ) and Sublime Text for cases where I need to open huge files. WebStorm is doing pretty well, except that I don'
by drinchev 10y ago
I use WebStorm for projects ( mainly TypeScript ) and Sublime Text for cases where I need to open huge files.
WebStorm is doing pretty well, except that I don't like the customization options ( they are 1/10 compared to Atom / Sublime ).
But kudos for Atom team, because they brought Electron, which is a huge game-changer.
- h1d 10y agoI have tried Sublime Text (coded with it for years), then Atom for just a few months until I found Jetbrains' products (due to using android studio) and simply found it better. It's better because much of the features many people hope to have is built by the professional team and built-in. You don't have to waste a weekend to check 3 alternatives for every feature you want that may not be as good in the end as they are created by developers whose skill vary greatly. I got tired of tuning the editor when things work out of the box and even better than properly equipped atom/sublime so I can actually get stuff done. I hope these discussions include more of other non free apps than free vs free.