Did you even click the link? This is an update changelog...
Having said that, while competitors have popped up like Visual Studio Code which is pretty darn good, Sublime was one of the first text editors that I used years ago when the landscape was primarily dominated by Dreamweaver and TextMate. It was a step-up from Notepad++ which many open source lovers used, but lacked the finesse that ST brought to the table. When it comes to opening large files, especially large SQL dumps >1gb, Sublime Text is still the king in my opinion. I still occasionally need to do a find and replace on a large file and nothing beats Sublime Text (except maybe command line editors like Vi/Vim, which I can't use).
I primarily focus on front-end development nowadays, so I primarily use Webstorm, but if I need to write some Markdown, edit some PHP/Python or edit large files, Sublime is still my go-to. Such a shame people think you need to update something every day to keep using it, ST has been incredibly stable for years now. Even ST3 which was in beta for years has been quite stable.
Did you even click the link? This is an update changelog...
Having said that, while competitors have popped up like Visual Studio Code which is pretty darn good, Sublime was one of the first text editors that I used years ago when the landscape was primarily dominated by Dreamweaver and TextMate. It was a step-up from Notepad++ which many open source lovers used, but lacked the finesse that ST brought to the table. When it comes to opening large files, especially large SQL dumps >1gb, Sublime Text is still the king in my opinion. I still occasionally need to do a find and replace on a large file and nothing beats Sublime Text (except maybe command line editors like Vi/Vim, which I can't use).
I primarily focus on front-end development nowadays, so I primarily use Webstorm, but if I need to write some Markdown, edit some PHP/Python or edit large files, Sublime is still my go-to. Such a shame people think you need to update something every day to keep using it, ST has been incredibly stable for years now. Even ST3 which was in beta for years has been quite stable.