What SublimeText 2 really needs (to make me leave Dreamweaver) is to implement documentation directly on code hits (like in Dreamweaver) and on the next versions a  FTP client feature. With this 2 features will be more awesome to develop in SublimeText! 

I'm trying to make a PHP class definition snippet with classname and namespace according to the current filename and the filepath. 

Sometimes I do have one file open and would like to open one that sits besides, but has a fairly common name, this can happen quite a bit in large projects with deep structures and many files.

The ability to say "look only in path x" easily by starting my search with "./" or "../" etc would help narrow down the possibilities quite a bit.

If it were possible to have plugins add text to folders (and files?) in the sidebar, I could see some great uses out of it. For example, it would be really helpful to be able to see the current git branch I'm working on, or which files have been modified since the last checkin.

When browsing the views in the stack, a representation of the views, and an indicator of witch view is currently being displayed would be really useful (pretty much like the application switcher in Windows, Ubuntu(alt+tab) or Mac OS X(cmd+tab)). 

When searching for a pattern (be it regex or plain text), Sublime auto-highlights all matches to the expression. It would be invaluable for log analysis to be able to copy ALL the highlighted/outlined chunks to the clipboard. Some key combo to allow this would be super handy. Thanks!

This is about the website:
When entering http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/ there's nothing indicating that you shouldn't use the 'Ideas and Feature Requests' forum. Either there should be a clear link here, or else there should be a sticky in that forum indicating that feature requests go here, preferably while also locking that forum in order to prevent people from submitting feedback in vain.

It would be very handy.

WIBNI there was a way to make the side bar "transient"?  In this mode, a keybinding would open the side bar and then focus it straight away.  And selecting a file in the side bar would select the file, focus it, and hide the side bar.

Have an option to have scrollbars and/or minimap on the left side of windows; the scrollbar and minimap options should be separate (i.e., it should be possible to keep the minimap on the right and move the scrollbars to the left).