No specific comments about this release, just want to express my admiration and gratitude for the developers. Sublime has been my daily driver for 10 years and I love it. It's the scalpel to VS Code's swiss army knife.
Maybe a project-oriented IDE next? Want to ditch JetBrains for project-editing since it's a pig.
Ah found the guy they're making intellijs version of vscode for. I should let them know he's not interested
Like it was just sitting there idling using 10% of my CPU, with the so-called "Smart Mode" disabled.
There are so many fantastic editors these days. A real embarrassment of riches. Something for everyone.
I hope Sublime is a motivating role model for other indie devs. If you create a great product, and pace yourself for the long-term, you too could become a "working artist" style dev (solo or team).
A built-in debugger is probably the biggest thing I'm missing out on -- but I don't personally want that in my editor anyway.
Sublime's extensions take a bit more research but they are an upfront cost rather than an ongoing irritation.
That said, taste is a factor. It's possible VSCode simply fits you in a way that it does not others.
Sublime is probably the best performing application I'm using. Instant startup times, zero lag when typing. That does make a difference.
Not anymore ;)