I wouldn't say you can really compare the two. Sublime Text is different in many ways, not my cup of tea even if it were free. I was using Brackets before and M

I wouldn't say you can really compare the two. Sublime Text is different in many ways, not my cup of tea even if it were free. I was using Brackets before and Monaco in the browser and when I saw the VSCode preview I knew that was what I had been waiting for. Of course it helps a lot that Microsoft is behind it as they can spend a lot of resources on polish and features while they also have a strong history in making good tooling (VS).