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That's true. Sublime 3 never felt like "beta" software. But as somebody said below, I am afraid of people quitting and leaving it to die slowly (like TextMate d
by Philipp__ 9y ago
That's true. Sublime 3 never felt like "beta" software. But as somebody said below, I am afraid of people quitting and leaving it to die slowly (like TextMate died) and that's the reason why I was hesitate to buy it for so long. Nobody guarantees if the developers drop the ball for some hypothetic reason thing will go open source, even that is not guaranteeing anything (again TextMate's case).
- intoverflow2 9y ago> like TextMate died Textmate is still in development and has a good few releases a year. Last commit was a month ago but I think Allan likes to work a few months then have a few off.
- zero_ 9y agoIt's still in my dock. It feels great on macOS and it is lightweight.
- armandososa 9y agoIf you like it, and you're afraid that it will be abandoned then don't hesitate to pay. I'm sure money is an incentive to keep working on it. I paid for S2 and S3 and I'm happy to have done so.
- Philipp__ 9y agoYou can see my response comment below. But what has been holding me the most are Vim and Emacs, since I've used them exclusively for last 4 years.
- Beltiras 9y agoA week's worth of Starbucks. For software you have probably used a lot already.
- Philipp__ 9y agoI am student, and not from rich enough country. We don't even have Starbucks. But I don't want it to be excuse. With this new update, Sublime feels fresh again, and I think it will be worth investing into.