This pretty closely matches my experience. I was trying to develop plugins for ST3 and it was a complete bitch. Documentation is rare, often wrong, and the be

This pretty closely matches my experience. I was trying to develop plugins for ST3 and it was a complete bitch. Documentation is rare, often wrong, and the best you can do is try to find another plugin and dig through the source for that to determine how to implement something. Or you can ask a question and... radio silence for months. So I left. I went to VSCode and Atom, both of which are more active and (total blessing for plugin developers) have source code available for viewing. I really like Sublime. I think it's a great editor. I don't use it because I have better things to spend my time on than hoping a single dev gets the bandwidth to answer my question, or that I can hunt down some obscure plugin that happens to have the correct 'magic' that's not documented anywhere.