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For those who use sublime (I've moved to Atom and then VS Code), how is Sublime 3 ? (and is it any good for a JS/TS developer?)
by ohstopitu 10y ago
For those who use sublime (I've moved to Atom and then VS Code), how is Sublime 3 ? (and is it any good for a JS/TS developer?)
- ChristianGeek 10y agoST3 is good, and I still use it as my default text editor, but for coding I've also switched to VS Code.
- harisamin 10y agoIt’s been great! I’ve been using sublime since the first version. Sublime 3 is great, snappier and less of a memory hog than atom/vs code.
- devniel 10y agoI've also changed to VS Code, IntelliSense is something that Sublime 3 lacks.
- mulrian 10y agoI've also switched over from Sublime to VS Code. Found the intellisense to be much snappier and I'm really liking it so far. (Also found writing Python in VS Code much more pleasant than with Sublime).
- iaml 10y agoI used ST3 exclusively for about 2 years, writing python mostly. Now I've switched to JS and feel like VS Code is noticeably better choice for it.
- jashper 10y agoAlso have switched to VS Code; incredibly productive environment for Typescript development
- nickjj 10y agoI still use it after spending months with Atom and VSCode. Currently I use it mainly for Python, Ruby and Elixir but it has great JS packages too. If you're curious and want to see screenshots of a bunch of packages and how to install them, I whipped up a post about it a while back: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/25-sublime-text-3-packages-for-polyglot-programmers https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/25-sublime-text-3-packages-fo...