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This. I absolutely love Sublime and wish I could go back to it, but the plugin ecosystem isn't the same. It's all community supported and feels like it's held t
by cedws 3y ago
This. I absolutely love Sublime and wish I could go back to it, but the plugin ecosystem isn't the same. It's all community supported and feels like it's held together with tape. It doesn't "just work" like VSCode does.
And although I appreciate that Sublime is supposed to be a simple editor, not an IDE, it wouldn't hurt to add more IDE-like features. It's just too basic for development in 2023. Sublime has a really clean, performant, cross platform UI, why not take that and build the foundations of something more viable?
- kapitanluffy 3y agoI wonder what's the last version you use? I do agree the plugin ecosystem is in shambles but they do have actively developed plugins. It's just not easy to discover. The only significant thing that I think VSCode has over Sublime is the Live sharing stuff.
- wryanzimmerman 3y agoSublime with first-party, all-annoyances-smoothed-over LSP support would be an amazing product.
- kapitanluffy 3y agoBased on your statement, I assume you tried Sublime with LSP and found it hard to setup?