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My primary editor is VSCode, but I've got Sublime open as well. When making changes part way, I just cmd+x -> cmd+v to Sublime. This way if something doesn't wo
by eithed 6y ago
My primary editor is VSCode, but I've got Sublime open as well. When making changes part way, I just cmd+x -> cmd+v to Sublime. This way if something doesn't work out I don't need to undo to whatever it was that was working.
If operating on multiple files I can have the snippets in the same tab, or different tabs in Sublime.
- beermonster 6y agoCheck this out then. It’s like git-timemachine for Emacs but for VS Code https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bee.git-temporal-vscode https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bee.git-...