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It's amazing the consistency of quality of experience between Mac and Windows. The cross-platform license is also fantastic. There will be those days where you, for some reason, arrive on a Windows box and having Sublime Text around will make your day substantially less painful.
Add Linux to that, I couldn't be happier with it's quality.
It'll take a lot to convince me to switch to a new text editor (coming from a perfectly-customized MacVim experience). Sublime Text 2 is the first that has even caught my attention, and each new build has given me more to love about it. That said, it's going to take real vim bindings for me to actually switch. Of all the amazing features ST2 has been adding, none of them increase my productivity while programming mor…
Hadn't seen this before, looks pretty neat. The mini-map is a nice idea; just wish I didn't have to give up Vim to use it. ...figures, someone's already on the case.
Would anyone care to share some good reasons not to make the jump that I should consider?
Does sublime text allow for a tree view of the directory you're working in? (similar to the way textmate does)
Hadn't seen this before, looks pretty neat. The mini-map is a nice idea; just wish I didn't have to give up Vim to use it. ...figures, someone's already on the case.
Some discussion about a mini-map plugin for Vim came up when Sublime 1 came out. From what I can remember, it was either impossible or very hard to do in Vim, but there was an Emacs implementation done.
It'll take a lot to convince me to switch to a new text editor (coming from a perfectly-customized MacVim experience). Sublime Text 2 is the first that has even caught my attention, and each new build has given me more to love about it. That said, it's going to take real vim bindings for me to actually switch. Of all the amazing features ST2 has been adding, none of them increase my productivity while programming mor…
It'll take a lot to convince me to switch to a new text editor (coming from a perfectly-customized MacVim experience). Sublime Text 2 is the first that has even caught my attention, and each new build has given me more to love about it. That said, it's going to take real vim bindings for me to actually switch. Of all the amazing features ST2 has been adding, none of them increase my productivity while programming mor…