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Editing remote files with Sublime Text and rsub[0] makes my day to day work so much easier. It seems like such a simple thing, but having a fast, intuitive, acc
by o10449366 7y ago
Editing remote files with Sublime Text and rsub[0] makes my day to day work so much easier. It seems like such a simple thing, but having a fast, intuitive, accessible, and easy to configure text editor is so underrated. I work with people that swear by vim, emacs, etc. but I never had the patience to learn how to set them up to suite my specific needs. With Sublime, I never had to. Maybe that makes me less sophisticated, but I genuinely appreciate that it's such a simple product that just works; I don't have to mess around with buffers, scrollback bindings, or memorize complicated shortcuts - I just call "subl" no matter where I am and I can manipulate the file natively on OS X.
[0] https://github.com/henrikpersson/rsub https://github.com/henrikpersson/rsub
- esalman 7y agovscode remote has all that, and more actually.
- o10449366 7y agoEveryone has a different use case, but in my opinion VSCode is a full fledged IDE at this point - not a text editor (and it shows in its speed.) I use ST to poke around in config files when they need quick edits because I'm less likely to make a mistake than if I used vim. It's also significantly faster when loading up large log files than VSCode. Actual remote programming is done with PyCharm, but that's just my use case.