Last week, I forced myself to move from Sublime Text, which I used professionally for a decade, to VSCode. Underwhelming community output bogged down by fundamental limitations, such as very limited extension UI API, ultimately results in a second rate experience compared to VSCode, where all the new cool experimental extensions appear earlier, if at all. You lose productivity because the community size didn't reach critical mass necessary to produce as much good extensions as VSCode. And I can finally perform search and replace without manually saving edits in dozens of files.

Hi we are tracking Sublime requests here: https://github.com/sourcegraph/cody/discussions/10

There needs to be an LSP-like protocol for that sort of stuff.

My open source ai pair programming tool runs in the terminal. You can work alongside in whichever editor you prefer.

https://github.com/paul-gauthier/aider

open sublime> start working

open vsc> 22 update popups and notifications + permission nags. > mojo gone

VS Code is the Internet Explorer of code editors.

Could always switch!