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Have been using Sublime for 4 months or so and really enjoying it. It strikes the perfect balance between having enough nice features and tools to make programm
by huskyr 15y ago
Have been using Sublime for 4 months or so and really enjoying it. It strikes the perfect balance between having enough nice features and tools to make programmer happy and getting to much in your face (like many IDE's).
- michaels0620 15y agoI like using it as a text editor but have had trouble getting it set up for Scala development. Other than getting syntax highlighting I have had trouble integrating it with an outside compiler and getting a few niceties like auto complete and highlighting errors on compile. I'm curious, what language do you code in using Sublime and what is your set up?
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- huskyr 15y agoHTML, CSS and Javascript. Occasionally some PHP. Autocomplete is not that brilliant, and AFAIK it doesn't have integration with browsers (not sure about compiler integration). I mostly use specific tools (either GUI or CLI) for specific tasks (such as git or svn), because that allows me to work faster. I've tried an IDE a few times, but i usually dislike the implementation of certain features (such as git) and the slowness. I could learn vi i suppose, but i'm just lazy :)
- ajankovic 15y agoI've also tried to adopt it last month but I found it very unproductive without file and folder manipulation.
- mbrzuzy 15y agoWhat do you mean? You can rename files/folders with sublime text 2. I myself started seriously using it a month back for some PHP dev (in before the hate) and I'm loving it. This editor is amazing.
- xentronium 15y ago> What do you mean? You can rename files/folders with sublime text 2. You can't move files between folders.
- keso 15y agoWith SideBarEnhancements plugin you can. https://github.com/titoBouzout/SideBarEnhancements https://github.com/titoBouzout/SideBarEnhancements
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- ntoshev 15y agoI'm trying it right now, and it has a beautiful color scheme and slick transitions, but is lacking in features. For example, it doesn't open my *.m Matlab/Octave files with the proper highlighting and I couldn't fix this in 15 minutes. I wonder if I shouldn't look for a nicer color scheme for Geany instead of a new editor.