I’m using TextMate for a long time. After watching the Perfect Workflow in Sublime Text 2 from Jeffrey Way. I try the Sublime Text for about a week, so far I get used to it. I think the first impressed feature of Sublime Text is the multiple selection. And tutsplus.com is a great place to learn new tool and skills via video or ebook.
Some quick note of the learning:
command+ctrl+g Auto select all words
command+shift+l Edit multiple lines at onece
The command+d multiple selection is conflict with the system dictionary, to fix this change the Expand Selection to Word to ctrl+d in the Key Bindings – user:
[
{ "keys": ["ctrl+d"], "command": "find_under_expand" }
]
You can map the caps lock key to ctrl on the Mac.
And here are the packages I’ll install after a new fresh installing of Sublime Text.
- Package Control (Install and discover package from here)
- AdvanceNewFile (Add new file more quickly)
- SublimeLinter (Give hint if there is something wrong in your code)
- alternative_autocompletion (A textmate like autocompletion)
- Clipboard Manager (Access the clipboard history like TextMate)
- Gist (Create or update gist more easily in github)
- Nettuts+ Fetch (Fetch the remote file like jquery.min.js quickly)
- LiveReload (Test the HTML/CSS/JS file locally)
- Prefixr (CSS3 prefixr)
- StringEncode (HTML encode special character)
- Terminal (Open Terminal in current file or folder)
- Theme – Soda
- ZenCoding
