I wouldn't really consider the site 'atomtips.com' to be an unbiased source on this issue! All you need to know is that you can easily use both for free and de

I wouldn't really consider the site 'atomtips.com' to be an unbiased source on this issue! All you need to know is that you can easily use both for free and decide if you like both, either, or neither. So basically, pick whatever one (or none of them!) that you prefer after using it for a bit. Atom has the upside of being open-source, and being easier for people familiar with the web stack to modify. Sublime has the benefit of being much faster. You'll be able to achieve roughly the same with both, and it'll come down to individual use cases and preferences. (Although I will say that I don't consider the replacement of a lovely JSON-formatted settings file with a GUI to be a benefit at all!)