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Like I said, it was time to Get Down to Work. I flipped over to Sublime Text 2, where I happened to have a block of text selected. Warming up, I idly hit command-I to search for a bit of text, only to realize that Sublime was only searching in that selected text. This is handy! I've been wanting something like this lately, when a method or variable name shows up all over the file, but I'm only working on one method.
Using the trackpad to select a bunch of text, and then working …
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Reposted from Dart News & Updates :
It's very common to embed code examples in technical documentation. However, doing so is kind of painful. First of all, the environment you use to edit the documentation may not be the same as the environment you use to write code. For instance, I generally use Dart Editor to write Dart code, but I use Sublime Text 2 to edit documentation written in HTML or Markdown. Secondly, it's difficult to run unit tests or use dart_analyzer …
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…everything from editing scripts to writing my weekly newspaper column, but this year I made the switch to Sublime Text 2. It's not the pretty girl at the dance, but it's powerful text editing features and the ability to customize the interface however I see fit ultimately made me make the switch. It also handles Ruby development a bit nicer than I found from BBEdit. We'll always have Paris, Bare Bones.
xScope - I use xScope to detect colors on various UI elements, …
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Perfect Workflow in Sublime Text 2
Perfect Workflow in Sublime Text 2.
This is the best text editor for laying down the code in my opinion. I've been through IDE after IDE and I've found Sublime Text 2 to be wonderful.
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…comforting (yet somehow cold) embrace of Vim, the Vimmer flirts with Sublime Text 2's vintage mode or IdeaVIM . We may even be impressed — but, eventually, something falls apart and the abstraction leaks.
Usually, this failure happens because the Vi(m) emulation layer often doesn't implement motions, text objects, and operators. They just implement some keystrokes that appear to do the same thing in the same way — until you try something the developer …
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…you're looking for a general text editor that's not Vim or Emacs, Sublime Text is probably your best pick (and also available for Windows and Linux). For other popular text editors, see this post .
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Last week's link to using Sublime Text 2 was popular but this week's turn is Vim! Aston J aims to show off why Vim is a good choice for Rails development along with a bevy of commands.
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