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Sublime Text 3

25 points by bradly 13y ago

vxNsr 13y ago
Wow! This is getting intense
Jormundir 13y ago
I'll get excited when it has live editing.
SippinLean 13y ago
Why is this making news? It's been in members-only beta for months now.
- manojlds 13y ago
  Because a new build has just released. And not everyone does know that it's been in beta for months.
SCdF 13y ago
Is this a strict upgrade over ST2, or more of a features++ stability-- muscleMemory-- style thing?
- Shorel 13y ago
  It's the other way around: packages-- stability++ performance++
scotth 13y ago
Any word on whether the Git plugin has started working? I'm waiting for it before making the switch.
_pius 13y ago
Any ST3 users want to share how it compares to ST2?
- chesh 13y ago
  I love the new ST3. The speed improvements are really compelling. I use it as my default editor for simple text and HTML editing. The stability seems great, so I would not let the beta tag put you off trying the new version. I keep ST2 handy for the more complex tasks. The main hurdle before I complete the switch is to see all the plugins available for ST3. At the moment using Package Control it is still too much guesswork to figure which plugins are ST3 compatible or not, and many plugins (including Package Control) have to be installed manually. For me the following plugins are still broken (errors on loading the scripts at startup): Http Requester, Tag, SublimeCodeIntel, BracketHighlighter, SublimeLinter, FileDiffs, Alignment, Theme - Soda ST3 itself is great, I just hope the 3rd party plugins get on board quickly.
  - xemoka 13y ago
    Yes, I wish they would have forked the repository. It's a real pain trying to figure out what is python3 and what isn't.
    - chesh 13y ago
      In the meantime I found this listing from Wbond of the ST3-compatible packages: https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/wiki/Sublime-Text-3-Compatible-Packages https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/wiki/Sublim... I found that Bracket Highlighter is actually compatible but the Github URL has to be added as a repo to Package Control.

Sublime Text 3

25 points by bradly 13y ago

vxNsr 13y ago

Wow! This is getting intense

Jormundir 13y ago

I'll get excited when it has live editing.

SippinLean 13y ago

Why is this making news? It's been in members-only beta for months now.

manojlds 13y ago
Because a new build has just released. And not everyone does know that it's been in beta for months.

SCdF 13y ago

Is this a strict upgrade over ST2, or more of a features++ stability-- muscleMemory-- style thing?

Shorel 13y ago
It's the other way around: packages-- stability++ performance++

scotth 13y ago

Any word on whether the Git plugin has started working? I'm waiting for it before making the switch.

_pius 13y ago

Any ST3 users want to share how it compares to ST2?

chesh 13y ago
I love the new ST3. The speed improvements are really compelling. I use it as my default editor for simple text and HTML editing. The stability seems great, so I would not let the beta tag put you off trying the new version. I keep ST2 handy for the more complex tasks. The main hurdle before I complete the switch is to see all the plugins available for ST3. At the moment using Package Control it is still too much guesswork to figure which plugins are ST3 compatible or not, and many plugins (including Package Control) have to be installed manually. For me the following plugins are still broken (errors on loading the scripts at startup): Http Requester, Tag, SublimeCodeIntel, BracketHighlighter, SublimeLinter, FileDiffs, Alignment, Theme - Soda ST3 itself is great, I just hope the 3rd party plugins get on board quickly.
- xemoka 13y ago
  Yes, I wish they would have forked the repository. It's a real pain trying to figure out what is python3 and what isn't.
  - chesh 13y ago
    In the meantime I found this listing from Wbond of the ST3-compatible packages: https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/wiki/Sublime-Text-3-Compatible-Packages https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/wiki/Sublim... I found that Bracket Highlighter is actually compatible but the Github URL has to be added as a repo to Package Control.