shagabutdinov

Because it has bugs that make it unusable for some people (e.g developers) - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1628162

It's not a framework. It's just a toolbox and set of libraries. There is no inversion of control which is the core point of frameworks.

What are the pros & cons in comparison with production-ready solutions like grafana-prometheus stack / nagios / etc?

Package control does not provide this feature. I talked to maintainers of package control and we decide not to implement this feature (although I could do it by myself) because I'm only the author who need it.

Actually, there are not much really complex plugins for editors; most of plugins it is 1-5 python files that require no dependecies.

I didn't like Atom because of speed and GUI settings (got used to text settings after sublime or vim). And there are migration issues - I have a lot of plugins, settings, project files and knowledge so migration process will take too much effort.

Also, I don't think that it is a good idea to implement CPU intensive real-time applications in javascript (e.g. code parsing or syntax highlighting). There are plenty of languages/tools that suit well for it, there was no reason to pick a javascript as the primary language for a editor.

There is "go to definition" feature that based on syntax highlighting files rather than on real language parsing. It works fine if you jump only across the project and have "vendor" folders excluded.

Today I learned something new about English language, thank you!

I got this comment that "this plugin set is worth nothing" (because of the first sentence) and didn't agree with that part.

I agree that language aware refactoring is always better and precise. The pity is that it is not available for most languages.

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation of problems you had using this plugin. I converted it to issues and will fix soon: https://github.com/shagabutdinov/sublime-shell-status/issues. BTW, you can help me fixing it by open PRs.

Not agree. There are plugins that do a of lot general enhancements: https://github.com/shagabutdinov/sublime-search-panel-enhanc..., https://github.com/shagabutdinov/sublime-project-files, https://github.com/shagabutdinov/sublime-autocompletion.

All plugins are [almost] language independent and are designed to use with any language.

Actually, I love vim, because vim is on each server and can be used without any extra effort, so vim is out of competition here. But I love smooth fonts, scrolling, and appearance of Sublime Text, so I made it my primary editor.

While the gifs are perfect to demo how a tool works, it hard to perceive when a user needs to find solution for a concrete case.

This tool found it's niche as there were no reliable way to do parallel jobs with just one command.