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Sublime 3, Atom or even Visual Studio code are great. They offer huge amounts of features. The ones I use everyday are multi cursor for selecting/editing multip
by Cypher 8y ago
Sublime 3, Atom or even Visual Studio code are great. They offer huge amounts of features. The ones I use everyday are multi cursor for selecting/editing multiple lines and regext for patterns in words. These features can make you seem like a god to a notepad user.
An example task, say you got a huge doc filled with numbers you could regex to select all co joining numbers of a phone number length then move them to the start of the line then multi edit and add [ ] around them. To do something like that just in notepad would be a nightmare but in of the others you could do that in 10 seconds.
Invest some time in learning them as they'll make you far more productive.
- earenndil 8y agoI already use vim (which is arguably more powerful than both of those), but my question is geared more towards apps that are marketed specifically as being for taking notes (like evernote that a sibling linked).
- muzani 8y agoSublime has plugins like PlainTasks and PlainNotes which are very useful for note taking and even full out to do lists.