Sublime

A sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose

4.8•21 reviews•

571 followers

A sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose

4.8•21 reviews•

571 followers

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Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose. You'll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance.

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Sublime Text 4The sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose

Launched on May 22nd, 2021

Sublime Text 3.0The long awaited version 3 of the popular code editor

Launched on September 13th, 2017

Sublime Text 3Sophisticated Text Editor For Code

Launched on August 30th, 2014

4.8

Based on 21 reviews

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Reviewers consistently praise Sublime for speed, low memory use, and a clean, polished interface that stays reliable over years of use. They say it handles everything from huge files and quick edits to web development, with useful features like multi-cursor editing, autocomplete, command palette workflows, plugin support, and broad file-type coverage. The main tradeoff is depth: several reviewers say it lacks some built-in tools common in VS Code or JetBrains, needs more manual setup, has unfamiliar keybindings for some workflows, and still misses AI features.

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fast performance (8)

clean interface (5)

lightweight design (5)

built-in language support (2)

community plugins (2)

reliable (2)

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•5 reviews

I keep coming back to Sublime Text. 🤷‍♂️ VS Code has a faster pace of updates, but Sublime Text is the steady, reliable editor I fell in love with years ago. Its performance is top-notch, its keybindings are engraved in my fingers, and its UI is uncluttered. I said once that using web tech to do basic computer tasks is like using a helicopter to travel down the street. Sublime is like an electric car: it can't do everything, but it's so fast and smooth that everything else feels clunky by comparison.

What's great

fast performance (8)reliable (2)clean interface (5)keybindings (1)

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used Sublime to build Termy

•3 reviews

Sublime opens instantly, stays responsive in a large mixed-language codebase, and gets out of the way. Its fast project search, precise editing, and low resource usage make it ideal for navigating Termy’s code.

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used Sublime to build Reader Mode 2.0

•3 reviews

Sublime Text has been an essential tool in developing Reader Mode 2.0. Its speed, lightweight design, and powerful features like multiple cursors and a distraction-free interface made coding efficient and enjoyable. The extensive plugin ecosystem further enhanced productivity, making it my go-to editor for writing clean, maintainable code.

What's great

fast performance (8)community plugins (2)lightweight design (5)multiple cursors (1)distraction-free interface (1)

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