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I've paid for all of the Sublime versions since 2. I even paid for Sublime merge. I like supporting the team because they have consistent patches and really hav
by james2doyle 3y ago
I've paid for all of the Sublime versions since 2. I even paid for Sublime merge. I like supporting the team because they have consistent patches and really have built an excellent tool that I used for hours a day.
There are a lot of people talking about the VSCode plugin ecosystem but I've never lacked any plugins from Sublime. I just prefer the experience.
Once you have LSP setup it sings. There are also some underutilized features like workspaces and build systems that are really handy when you set them up. The snippets and macros system is also really nice.
I should also add that it is easy to build plugins for. The docs on plugins are a bit rough but there are lots of examples out there.
It is overall a really good editor experience
- jiehong 3y agoSpeaking of which, I’ve found that the api doc is getting better since Sublime Text 4. Not crazy better, but that’s something. I’d also enjoy some typing stubs for their API to import to help with autocompletion of their API, though.