What's the best alternative to Sublime, Sup Forums?
What's the best alternative to Sublime, Sup Forums?
Cameron Harris
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Gavin Stewart
nano
Anthony Price
vim
Noah Reed
vim
Henry Adams
Atom
Hudson Williams
Vim
Jaxson Rodriguez
Let me try to answer you question without any fanatism
Atom: Get ready to spend a few hundred megs of ram when this is loaded this plugins and large files, if you got a modern computer with 4gb+ ram, this isn't an issue, it has a lot of themes and plugins. It has plugins that can do a lot more than sublime's, pretty much turning it into an ide if you wish to
Limetext: Compatible with sublimetext's plugins/themes, gotta compile i believe
Vim: if you're up to it
Gedit: Has themes, light like sublime, not a lot of plugins
Kate: Same as gedit but for kde
Nathan James
vim
I've been trying out spacemacs recently, and I like it a lot so far. Not quite used to it yet, but I think it will be my new development environment, so maybe check it out
Hudson Smith
Nothing. Use Vi mode and ViEx for terminal commands and you got yourself the perfect editor for small things.
Stick to and IDE for big projects though. Vim for tiny edits like configs or individual files.
Cooper Cooper
Ignoring vim, because it's a whole different ballgame, your options basically are:
>Atom
>VSCode
Atom is dogshit slow and despite supposedly being the more "hackable" editor really doesn't offer all that much more in terms of plugins and usability.
VSCode is, like Atom, built on Electron but actually manages to not be total ass to use.
Nathan Perry
ctrl+x
Nathan Thomas
Cracked sublime, obviously.
Colton King
Apparently only the GUI of VSCode uses Electron iirc, whereas the entirety of Atom uses Electron.
Joseph Scott
Surprisingly, Atom's editor is written in C++.
Jeremiah King
notepad++
Christian Moore
acme
Christopher Turner
Atom, without a doubt.
> But muh load times
Buy an SSD poorfag.
Caleb Wright
Vim or Emacs, unironically
If you don't want to use those, Sublime is basically the next best thing unless you like essentially running your editor in a web browser instance.
Or use whatever IDE you like for big projects, but that's a whole different matter
Connor Kelly
Atom is still pretty slow on my 850 pro
Perhaps if you're running an nvme it might be better
Juan Butler
>jabbascript cancer
Kayden Diaz
Hey Drew Johnson
Between this retard and fuckers posting their IPs on speedtest threads, a new era of tard has descended unto Sup Forums
Michael Baker
VSCode with Vim plugin.
Easton Scott
Jetbrains IDEs depending on the language you use
Jacob Morgan
Slap was born to be the best clone github.com
Ethan Brown
Yes, Drew Jonson is such an uncommon name you'll surely find him with a google search.
Isaac Watson
Luis Russell
VSCode, Neovim. Definitely NOT Atom, it's slow as hell.
Blake Murphy
Sublime Text 3