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"No one has to "actively develop it". It's a fully capable editor." People seem to forget this quite quickly, but what else is needed in ST3 right now? Very li
by nicholassmith 12y ago
"No one has to "actively develop it". It's a fully capable editor."
People seem to forget this quite quickly, but what else is needed in ST3 right now? Very little in my day-to-day experience that isn't either solved via a plugin, or mostly trivial. I'd prefer a much more stable piece of software rather than one that's having upgrades thrown at it every month to maintain an 'actively developed' project status.
- colomon 12y agoI'm still using TextMate 1 for pretty much this reason. :) The only features I'd really love to add to TextMate are the rmate remote launching feature (which didn't work for me when I tried TextMate 2 a couple of months ago) and syntax highlighting for Perl 6 (which as far as I know no editor has yet).
- kbenson 12y ago> syntax highlighting for Perl 6 (which as far as I know no editor has yet). You mean, besides standard vim 7.3? Also, here's[1] an emacs mode. 1: https://github.com/lue/p6mode https://github.com/lue/p6mode
- FichteFoll 12y agoI know nothing about Perl, but there is this[1]. [1]: https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/ModernPerl https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/ModernPerl