>Sublime? None of that. So what's the appeal? Sublime is not really an IDE imho. It's a very good text editor though, which has a lot of feature overlap with I

>Sublime? None of that. So what's the appeal? Sublime is not really an IDE imho. It's a very good text editor though, which has a lot of feature overlap with IDEs, but I wouldn't prefer to develop within Sublime. There are diminishing returns for learning really obscure text manipulation features. It's always cool to see someone make it look easy with emacs on an i3-gaps desktop with anime wallpaper, but most of us can get by with learning some basic regex/replace, navigation commands, and editing commands. I'd rather be learning a different language than a text editor.