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Development for v4 has been going on semi-publicly on Discord for 2 years now. For Sublime Text 3 the dev builds were on the website, and im both cases the dev

Development for v4 has been going on semi-publicly on Discord for 2 years now. For Sublime Text 3 the dev builds were on the website, and im both cases the dev builds can be used as daily driver. Regarding plugins, Language Server Protocol really helps against defragmention and dead projects. There's an actively developed LSP plugin that theoretically works with any server.

dangelov 6y ago
I really like(d) Sublime and used it till somewhat recently. If there was semi-public development going on, it wasn't very discoverable. Just tried the LSP plugin before reading your comment. Wanted to use it for Go development, but it can't even do basic autocomplete or suggestions. Actually, I can't even tell if it's running. The VSCode PLS gets stuck sometimes, but 99+% of the time it works great. Even so, damn, Sublime Text is fast. I really do wish they catch up in other aspects.
- kamranjon 6y ago
  If you don't have autocompletion and suggestions working with LSP and Go it's almost certainly not setup correctly. I use it every day and it's great, the goto method def and preview popups are super slick too.
  - jonnytran 6y ago
    Which plugins do you use exactly? The last time I tried to set this up, there were multiple options, and I ended up never really figuring it out.
danpalmer 6y ago
As a previous customer, who is very interested in being a customer again in the future, I can find no mention of Discord on the website, no development activity since Oct 2019. Even if I could find it, distributing releases via a chat room feels a bit 90s. I'd expect to just get auto-updates through the auto-update mechanism in Sublime Text.