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Rodrigo Campos G.
April 17, 2013
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Becoming more productive while you are coding for Linux - Windows user.
Rodrigo Campos G.
April 17, 2013
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Why this presentation ? 0 0
“Mastering your text editor is one of the best investment
that you can do if you are a programmer “
Why sublime ?
Extremely fast
Multiples cursor
Cross Platform
Fuzzy search Fuzzy search everywhere
Great community ( Plugins and package )
OK .. let's do this
INSTALATION 1 1
Linux (Ubuntu) $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2 $ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo sudo apt-get install sublime-text
FEATURES 2 2
SideBar MiniMap ColorScheme First Impression
Cursors 2.1 2.1
Multiple Cursor ( demo )
I CTRL Incremental search
D CTRL Incremental Selection
F3 ALT Multiple Selection
K CTRL Skip actual selection
Right Click SHIFT Select column area
Command palette 2.2 2.2
P CTRL CTRL SHIFT
Example (Change Syntax)
Fuzzy search
Help you to not memorize everything
Example ( Hide Sidebar)
Go to 2.3 2.3
Instant File Changing ( Go to Anything ) P CTRL
Only change the background ( Unless you hit enter )
Again Fuzzy search
Symbols R CTRL
Example ( Classes, CSS, markdown)
P CTRL @ @ Symbols Of Anything
G CTRL № № Go to Line number
Edition 2.4 2.4
SHIFT CTRL Expand selection M
Match Parentheses(tag, curly braces) M CTRL
/ CTRL Toggle Comments
L CTRL Select line
X CTRL Delete Line
Duplicate Line SHIFT CTRL D D
Insert Line before SHIFT CTRL ENTER ENTER
ENTER CTRL Insert Line
Move line SHIFT CTRL ↑- ↓ ↑- ↓
№ lorem Lorem Ipsum
Settings 3 3
User Preferences (.sublime-settings)
Key Binding (.sublime-keymap)
Packages 4 4
Package manager
List Remove Upgrade
Without Package manager
Snippets 5 5
Useful for thing that you do a lot of times
Pallete snippet →
New Snippet Tools → New snippet Write Save → name
.sublime-snippet
My top plugins 6 6
Sublime Linter
Easy Motion
Emmet
PlainTasks
CTags
Tips 7 7
Split – Layout Column SHIFT CTRL 1-4 1-4
Distraction free mode
Open from terminal
Projects
Build
Bookmarks
Vintage Mode
Sinc (Dropbox)
Resources [Official doc] sublimetext.com/docs/2/ [Free][Eng][Screencast][Tutsplus] Perfect Workflow in Sublime Text
2 by Jeffrey Way [Eng][Ebook] Sublime Text Starter
Themes - Shortcuts [Color Schemes] http://colorsublime.com/ [Periodic Tables] http://wakamsha.github.io/dev.cm/appendix/ch eatsheet/sublimetext.html
[Theme Editor] http://tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/
acknowledgement The design of the slides was inspired by this
presentation: https://speakerdeck.com/janogonzalez/vim-ftw