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Does anyone still choose Sublime over VS Code? I wonder what plugins I'd miss from a frontend dev perspective.
by babaganoosh89 5y ago
Does anyone still choose Sublime over VS Code? I wonder what plugins I'd miss from a frontend dev perspective.
- sbahr001 5y agoI sometimes do, sublime is a significantly faster and sometimes that works with my "though" process better than vscode. Pretty much, I use sublime text when I want to do something fast, and vscode when I want maximum compatibility.
- petarb 5y agoI use Sublime for editing and formatting large CSV/JSON files. It’s much faster than VSCode which I find freezes for my use cases.
- hn8788 5y agoI tried out VS Code after using Sublime for a while, and almost immediately switched back. I may have liked it if I used it more, but VS Code felt comparatively slow, and it seemed like there are a ton of tiny UI elements scattered in every corner, all trying to get your attention about something.
- Hamuko 5y agoYes. VS Code is too damn slow.
- mackrevinack 5y agoi begrudgingly use VSCodium at work because they don't have a licence for sublime text and they probably wouldn't buy one if i asked. i swear it takes me twice as long to do things but maybe with time i will get more used to it. one thing i do like about it is how easy it is to create split screen documents just by dragging then to the edge of the screen
- frou_dh 5y agoST licensing terms have always allowed you to use your personal license at your dayjob too. "Using a Personal License at Work": https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq
- mackrevinack 5y agodam! thats great. thank you
- KitDuncan 5y agoJust tried ST4 over the weekend and decided to switch from VSCode. Basically got everything set up exactly the same, but ST4 feels a lot better/faster.