The Definitive Guide: Sublime Text 2, a Code Editor to Love. You know, old habits die hard. Therefore I got stuck to the HTML editor Homesite ever since I started to design websites more than a century ago. I took a look at other editors here and there but always returned to my good ol’ buddy. It had almost everything I needed on my daily business.
Okay, it lacked movable tabs, the file browser was pretty sluggish and some other minor glitches bugged me from time to time. But I loved it wholeheartedly. Working with Sublime Text 2. Getting to know each other Sublime Text 2 is available for Windows, OS X and Linux at www.sublimetext.com/2 for free and can be evaluated as long as desired. Sublime Text 2 can be heavily customized and a multitude of plugins just wait for you to be used. Side by side Another important area can be found at the left-most position, namely the sidebar, which is hidden by default (to show it press Ctrl + K, Ctrl + B / Command + K, Command + B). A feature you will love: Goto Anything. Tag management Some other handy features: Liveweave - HTML5, CSS3 & JavaScript playground for web developers and designers.
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Hex. CloudNine Ide. Cloud9 IDE Support. Cloud9 IDE | Online IDE – Your code anywhere, anytime. Ajaxorg/cloud9. Gozala/sky-edit. Codiad by Fluidbyte. ACE - The High Performance Code Editor for the Web. Ace Kitchen Sink. Experimental open source web-based Sublime Text 2 clone.