Ask HN: Had someone switched back from SublimeText? 2 pointsneoyagami13 years ago7 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNI was a VIM fan until i met SublimeText, had someone ditched it?Comments−kls13yI know it's not directly your question, but I ditched it for Brackets which has a VIM command plugin. I switched because of the plugin architecture of Brackets and it's support for real time debugging of chrome and Node.js at the same time.−meerita13yI never ditched Sublime Text. I've installed the last version and it's lighting fast. Emmet and some other plugins and that's all I need.−carlosedp13yTried Sublime a couple times but I always miss something from VIM. Switched back. No patience/knowledge to customize Sublime the way I do with VIM.−swah13yI still use it, but I'm a little sad about how the community is handled. In the end I feel it is more pragmatic than Vim and Emacs.−mien13yNah, i went back to Vim, did not try for very long though, can´t really say gave sublime an honest chance.−zachlatta13yI started with Sublime and moved to Vim. Don't regret it for a moment.−abhishekgahlot13yNo, i like sublime very much.
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I know it's not directly your question, but I ditched it for Brackets which has a VIM command plugin. I switched because of the plugin architecture of Brackets and it's support for real time debugging of chrome and Node.js at the same time.
I never ditched Sublime Text. I've installed the last version and it's lighting fast. Emmet and some other plugins and that's all I need.
Tried Sublime a couple times but I always miss something from VIM. Switched back. No patience/knowledge to customize Sublime the way I do with VIM.
I still use it, but I'm a little sad about how the community is handled. In the end I feel it is more pragmatic than Vim and Emacs.
Nah, i went back to Vim, did not try for very long though, can´t really say gave sublime an honest chance.
I started with Sublime and moved to Vim. Don't regret it for a moment.
No, i like sublime very much.