Sublime Text 2 is one of the fastest and most incredible code editors to be released in a long time! With a community and plugin ecosystem as passionate as this one, it just might be impossible for any other editor to catch up. I’ll show you my favorite tips and tricks today.
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In addition to producing various helpful apps for web developers, in 2012, we’ll also be commissioning and releasing smaller plugins and extensions. Today, I’d like to announce the first entry in this initiative: “Nettuts+ Fetch” – a Sublime Text plugin.
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Sublime Text 2 is a highly customizable text editor that has been increasingly capturing the attention of coders looking for a tool that is powerful, fast and modern. Today, we’re going to recreate my popular Sublime plugin that sends CSS through the Nettuts+ Prefixr API for easy cross-browser CSS.
When finished, you’ll have a solid understanding of how the Sublime Prefixr plugin is written, and be equipped to start writing your own plugins for the editor!
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Even after six years, TextMate is still considered by many to be the best code editor available for Mac. The reason why is simple: it’s incredibly powerful, and offers features that even the newest editors don’t yet offer. Add a robust plugin/bundle community on top of it, and you get one heck of a code editor.
I’ll show you some of my favorite shortcuts and tricks today.
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We’re cheating a bit in this episode. Rather than installing an actual plugin, we’ll be using a couple tools to allow us to write and convert Markdown to HTML. It’s really a simple process, and can save great deals of time.
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The sparkup plugin, inspired by the popular ZenCoding, allows you to rapidly create HTML structures. It’s an essential tool in your Vim handbag!
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Surround.vim, by Tim Pope, is easily one of the most useful plugins available. As the name suggests, it allows you to surround, update, and delete wrapping characters and tags with ease!
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IDEs are a pretty divisive topic among developers – and rightly so. We’re creatures of habit, creating our entire workflow around the tools we use.
Today, I’d like to talk a bit about Cloud9, the latest entry into this saturated market. If you’ve cemented your feet into your favorite code editor, I’m here to review a few points that I think that may just change your mind. In fact, this isn’t like any editor you’ve ever used before.
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In this first episode of Vim Essential Plugins, we’ll be reviewing the helpful EasyMotion plugin, which allows us to be much quicker when traversing our pages.
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