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SublimeText is great, but after using it for a few weeks I went back to Komodo Edit. The reason is because I do a lot of PHP work, and Komodo Edit by far has t
by acabal 15y ago
SublimeText is great, but after using it for a few weeks I went back to Komodo Edit. The reason is because I do a lot of PHP work, and Komodo Edit by far has the best PHP autocomplete I've found.
There's a plugin for SublimeText that supposedly imports the same autocomplete engine that Komodo uses. In my experience, however, it was slow, rarely worked right, and was actively broken for CSS autocompletes (which I also need frequently).
So it's back to Komodo Edit for me, at least until SublimeText gets its autocomplete act together. Which is a shame because I really liked ST as an editor.