The editor features Build systems for D, Erlang, Haskell, Ant, JavaC, Make, Python and Ruby.īeyond the Build system however, there's terminal integration, a Python-based API, Git integration and the well-known TextMate bundles, which really spice up productivity. In response to your question however, I used the term 'web developer' as the application suits a very large audience. I'm just a fellow developer sharing some info on an environment I found quite awesome. I believe that you may have misinterpreted me as the author of the plugin or text editor itself. The application is aimed at software developers in general, but web developers in particular will have an excellent time with it - even if you're working with Rails, CodeIgniter, Django, or Java Play.Īnd if you want to see it in practice, here's a recent NetTuts video from Jeffrey Way, in which he uses Sublime as his main editor: The Intro to Rails Screencast I Wish I Had
With a very extensible API, a centralised package repository, git integration and continuous development, it's rapidly becoming my favorite environment ever. It supports TextMate bundles, and has a very useful feature which allows to easily switch between the files accessible in your projects, by "suggesting" the files that you may be interested in. Sublime Test 2 is a cross-OS text-editor, that features a lot of functionality, extensibility and the slickest interface ever. The feature is built on top of the editor's API, and you can download it here: Thanks to Will Bond, the excellent Sublime Text 2 now has a feature to remote edit FTP and SFTP files.
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