I use ST3 too, I have very few plugins and no autocompletion (well, aside the one that suggests you the symbols within the open file) and I use the command line A LOT (grepping, git, diffing, running tests and so on).
I used to use VSCode but I switched back, don't have a plan to reverse that decision
Sublime Text 3 😆
At work, I think all of my pals use Visual Studio Code. They were surprised when approached my desk and found my editor to be ST3 😃
Of course I do:
My favorite one is sync settings. It lets me saved my ST setting in a github gist and use it across the machines I use. It's a time saver.
Best text editor I've ever used. I much prefer it to VSC
I use ST3 too, I have very few plugins and no autocompletion (well, aside the one that suggests you the symbols within the open file) and I use the command line A LOT (grepping, git, diffing, running tests and so on).
I used to use VSCode but I switched back, don't have a plan to reverse that decision
Yes, command line for git and tests. Some pals use VS Code because it's "easier" to have the terminal in the editor.
I prefer to have multiple terminal tabs to run git commands and tests.
It's just so fast.
There are some plugins that I miss and sometimes I use VSC as Xdebug client, but else, Sublime Text is sublime.
Its search and replace is quite a bit slow compared to VSCode though, it's the only thing that I find annoying.