I've been using it for the last 1.5 years or about a month after it came out full-time. I used to use Emacs for most of my development, and while I lost speed

I've been using it for the last 1.5 years or about a month after it came out full-time. I used to use Emacs for most of my development, and while I lost speed moving to Atom, I gained a little bit of sanity, and I like the UI of Atom more. I also use LightTable for a few things (namely WebGL), but don't do it as much as I like. I like LightTable's UI more than Atom, but Atom does most of what I like. My main dev work in Atom is JS / Ruby / HTML. I also use it for Git sometimes (diff, adding, committing, pulling, etc), though I use the command line more often for Git. I don't find speed to be a problem, and I can get around pretty quickly. I don't see a reason why I'd still use Sublime TBH.