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Whats the status of popular plugin compatibility?
Emmet, LESS sintax and other addons work properly. That was all I needed.
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I still can't find a good reason to switch from Vim.
I'm the same. Is it ridiculous that I bought ST just because I wanted a new toy to play with, knowing that I wouldn't switch from vim?
It's really great to see a developer treating Windows, Linux and OSX all as first class targets (not just wrt the installers).
First "Core feature" for version 3: Speed. I can't recall that I have ever felt that a text editor was "slow".
First "Core feature" for version 3: Speed. I can't recall that I have ever felt that a text editor was "slow".
No discount for 2 users?
from http://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/sublime-text-3-beta "When 3.0 is released, upgrades will be available for $30, or $15 for users who have purchased recently. The cut off date for the reduced upgrade price will be based on the actual date of the 3.0 release."
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Yep. Still debating if the $70 price is right.
It's a developer tool. I bill more than that per hour. Lots of people bill more than that per hour. If it saves you time or stress, it's easily worth $70.
Awesome. I almost considered buying it. Almost.
Yep. Still debating if the $70 price is right.
If were purely a Python, PHP or otherwise Web developer, I haven't found a whole lot in ST2 that you can't get in Notepad++ (even without additional plugins).
The great news here is you can test drive Sublime Text to definitively decide if the price is right. For me, it was, but I would also caution against jumping on it just because a lot of people do/have. There are developers who wouldn't necessarily benefit from this over the alternative(s).