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At the ripe old age of 35, I am apparent a greybeard, because I still use TextMate. I'm just doing light HTML/CSS/JS prototyping, so my needs are easily satisf
by perardi 7y ago
At the ripe old age of 35, I am apparent a greybeard, because I still use TextMate.
I'm just doing light HTML/CSS/JS prototyping, so my needs are easily satisfied, but TextMate is just so light. Launches instantly, doesn't crash, and uses minuscule resources. (Versus the 9 Adobe processes running in the background, even though I don't have an actual application open.) It's just nice to have a completely blank window, no sidebar, no nothing, just a place to plonk text.
- batoure 7y agoright?
- whalesalad 7y agoFunny you say that, because in my testing this evening the performance of ST3 is significantly better than TM across the board. Scrolling and navigating around files on my 2018 Macbook Pro w/ Radeon 560X is noticably slow. Even scrolling the release notes was choppy.
- PopeDotNinja 7y ago> TextMate is just so light. Launches instantly, doesn't crash, and uses minuscule resources. I used Sublime for the same reasons, which is to say I understand why people like TextMate over something like VS Code. Being able to do something like open up a 400 CSV without in an editor without the editor choking is just really nice!