What Text Editor do you use?

[Grenadier]

I must say, I'm not disappointed at all with Sublime. I'm loving it so far, and I've only scratched the surface.

I have to day i dont like it. I prefer notepad++ good looking code, its hard to tell weather you have made a mistake or not in sublime imo

 

[xHeinrich]

Gotta say, before seeing this thread i always used notepad++ but I've now converted to sublime. Reading the text on a black bg is so much easier imo. Only issue I've run into so far is lack of a decent ftp plugin like the ones notepad++ has.

 

[Negata]

I have to day i dont like it. I prefer notepad++ good looking code, its hard to tell weather you have made a mistake or not in sublime imo

If you base your selection on what colors your syntax highlighting uses (which is configurable, anyway) there's no reason for you to use ST.

I must say, though, I haven't used Notepad++ in 10 years and not that much even then so I don't have a real base for comparison. It's probably a very good editor since so many people around here seem satisfied with it.

 

[Chris]

Just bought Sublime today. Best buy I've had in a while.

 

[SSD]

I started programming very recently and done it in Komodo Edit which I found to be great however after trying Sublime I intend to stay with it. Sublime is really nice and easily beats other editors.

 

[Mink]

Notepad++. I have been told about others before but I've never really taken a look at them. Perhaps it's time to try out something new..

 

[Justei]

I've used np++ for years now, but as soon as I get back from my vacation and back to work I'm gonna give sublime a shot, the reason i like np++ is it's simplicity and how fast it is because of that (in opening and general use).

 

[danse]

Well the poll is for text editor so I'm would definitly say Notepad++, but for work I do use Netbeans IDE as a complete workspace.

 

[Masius]

I've used np++ for years now, but as soon as I get back from my vacation and back to work I'm gonna give sublime a shot, the reason i like np++ is it's simplicity and how fast it is because of that (in opening and general use).

If that's your reason, let me tell you that Sublime's faster

 

[Chris]

Yeah, I don't regret buying Sublime one bit.

 

[Toxic998]

I might have replied here before, or maybe it was another thread.
I use Notepad++ cuz its number 1

If needed, I also use Editpad Pro

 

[Liv3]

Sublime is for sure great.

 

[mythran27]

I recently needed to work on very large files and directory structures, and switched from Notepad++ to Sublime Text 2. I haven't looked back.

 

[WizCoder]

Janurary 25th , 2013 I switched to Sublime Text.

- No I don't have a success story to tell

 

[Manova]

After reading this poll, seeing how ST2 was a clear winner, I had to try it out. Sleek design, quick workflow, userfriendly UI. I used to use Dreamweaver for placing objects correctly. Now I use sublime and Chrome's code inspector. I've become a lot more efficient and independant on shitty IDE's.

 

[r63]

You guys do realise eventually you will need to pay to use Sublime, they just have no way of enforcing this yet (Says on their website).

NotePad++ is a personal favourite as I used it when I started programming and like the syntax highlighter.

 

[SSD]

You guys do realise eventually you will need to pay to use Sublime, they just have no way of enforcing this yet (Says on their website).

That is not an issue for me since I've already purchased it.
I can't even imagine programming without sublime and all the macros anymore!

 

[r63]

That is not an issue for me since I've already purchased it.
I can't even imagine programming without sublime and all the macros anymore!

It's a lot of money though when you consider the number of free editors out there

 

[Negata]

I have the purchased version of ST as well. It does cost quite a bit compared to free... however **** is free too but you don't eat it.

 

[lolwutwat]

sublime text sucks asss, p.s fags pay for it, pirate it for free. tpb.com