Stupid little things mostly (I've not tried Atom but used VS Code for a while): - sublime allows projects to have multiple different folders of files, vs code

Stupid little things mostly (I've not tried Atom but used VS Code for a while): - sublime allows projects to have multiple different folders of files, vs code forces you to use a single folder - large file support is unparalleled (excluding less etc) - reliability, in nearly a decade(?) of using sublime I've never lost edits in a file or corrupted one - it's general purpose so I can open anything, whereas vs code/atom seem more IDE-like (I know they can open anything, it's just my impression)