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Discussion on: Migrating from VS Code to Sublime Text in 2022

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Zenobius Jiricek • Edited

Other plugins you'd want:

  • AutoFileName
  • GitSavvy
  • GitGutter
  • Origami
  • MarkdownEditing
  • VimModeLines
  • Quokka

My current loadout:

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Plugins I'd love to find:

  • Debugger is ok, but it's still not there.
  • proper support for the devcontainer spec. Probably requires significant support from the sublimetext team.

related to the devcontainer spec (and reliant on some headless-sublime-server-thing) but the vscode-remote-ssh plugin is amazing for when you're forced to keep code and execution of that code on company machines, but those machines don't have a UI or you don't want to use those machines UI (ie: macosx)

Things I'd like improved:

  • lsp-typescript is pretty slow
  • I absolutely loathe how sublime-lsp wants to install the language-engine of the tool, i already have ASDF managing everything and it's super important to me that my editor tooling operate under the same constraints as my projects code. Apparently the lsp developers are able to exist in a commercial fantasy world where code always works on whatever the latest hotness is.
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Lev Eidelman Nagar

Thanks!
Agreed on debugger unfortunately. Though they made several big improvements lately, I think they're constrained by the APIs sublime exposes (the way they implemented tabs for instance is pretty hacky from what I've seen).

Let's hope the sublime team get their shit together in the near future.