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

It is cool

Pros:

The new interface is good

Cons:

Adding a feature that allow you run your project without having to go back to your project folder like notepad++

I am excited for this release as I still use Sublime for my email building workflows but it feels a little too late to save the slow steady decline of Sublime. I use VS Code and Jetbrains products for all my day to day work now.

Overall it has a good experience for front end development

Pros:

Light & User Friendly

Cons:

Slow on multiple file search

Yeah - finally - and what a change log!

One of the best code editors out there. Love the minimalistic design!

Deserves to be the product of the day!

the world's best text editor, very customizable. Some frustrating API quirks/limitations, but mostly workaroundable.

Pros:

fast, reliable, easy to customize

Cons:

not all platforms treated equally by the devs, some bug fixes take a while to arrive

I was using sublime before atom came in, and after ~ 2 years with atom I can't just go back to sublime again

Pros:

- Quite fast

- Has a beautiful rendering engine (comparing to Atom) and nice look and feel

Cons:

- No package manager like apm

- Some packages has very annoying upgrade process

- Keybinding is just overcomplicated

I switched to VS code for about 3 months - had some issues which broke VS code for me and so I was back on Sublime and will stay - it was like coming home with a complete make over!

Pros:

Fast, Reliable, Clean

Cons:

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I love Sublime from v2. Very fast text editor with a lot of plugins

Pros:

Opens very fast, has a lot of plugins

Cons:

there is not very convenient shortcuts for find/replace