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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Many of you might be aware that we recently launched a helpful web service, called Nettuts+ Prefixr. Thankfully, the tool has come a long way since the initial launch, as I’ve squashed countless bugs, and added some neat new features. I’d like to give you a quick rundown on the current state of the tool, as well as how to use it.
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A couple weeks ago, as I began to manually update my stylesheet with all of the various browser prefixes for the new CSS3 properties, I thought to myself, “This is such a waste of time. Surely, there’s an easier way.”
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