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I love sublime text 2

14 years ago • updated by 7 years ago • 12

I love Python, and I love TextMate. It's like you gutted the nasty innards of TextMate and replaced it with a domain-specific python REPL - and it TOTALLY works.

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14 years ago

How is this a feature request?

14 years ago

It's under "Thanks" http://sublimetext.userecho.com/forum/2079-general/filter-10407/order-top/

14 years ago

UserEcho isn't just bug tracking and feature requests :)

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14 years ago

I love it too :)

14 years ago

I can't believe I've only just heard about this editor -- it's great!

(bye textmate)

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14 years ago

Also I really want to have support of CodeIgniter (php framework)!

14 years ago

I'm telling everyone I know about this editor, and EVERYONE is switching.

13 years ago

I do love sublime text 2. It seems like you read my mind and pick the best features I liked in : notepad++, aptana, netbeans, vi, ... and made them into st2.

I bought the software after one day of use of ST2.

CONGRATS!

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13 years ago

Sublime Text. It works (TM)

13 years ago

I've just recently added it to my collection of editors after using a mix of Emacs, TextMate & a bit of Vim (mainly on servers). So far I'm liking it quite a bit. Looking forward to seeing it evolve over time and to perhaps writing my own package functionality in the future. It's kind of like a modern re-interpretation of Emacs with Python instead of Lisp. It's also fantastic to have it on Mac, Windows & Linux which was always a downside to TextMate.

13 years ago

“Modern re-interpretation of Emacs with Python instead of Lisp” — you nailed it :)

It's still missing some pieces, but you can always code them yourself in Python. I am enchanted.

7 years ago

Topstyle and Vim are also good ones.

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