Agreed. I have used many (notepad++, sublime, etc.) but I use Sublime 3 because of the syntax hilighting when I am looking at json or yaml files, the wonderful color schemes, and the preview of what the 'shape' of the file looks like on the right hand side.
Since Java errors are typically expressed in a specific way in generic standard logging, it becomes easy to find Java exception errors by just looking at the shape of an app's log. Sublime is a godsend because of that.
I switched from Microsoft Visual Studio Code to Apple's CotEditor (like Notepad++) it uses colors to highlight the different areas of code, it also supports MarkDown that is a huge plus for me on Hive and @CTPTalk lol
Agreed. I have used many (notepad++, sublime, etc.) but I use Sublime 3 because of the syntax hilighting when I am looking at json or yaml files, the wonderful color schemes, and the preview of what the 'shape' of the file looks like on the right hand side.
Since Java errors are typically expressed in a specific way in generic standard logging, it becomes easy to find Java exception errors by just looking at the shape of an app's log. Sublime is a godsend because of that.
I switched from Microsoft Visual Studio Code to Apple's CotEditor (like Notepad++) it uses colors to highlight the different areas of code, it also supports MarkDown that is a huge plus for me on Hive and @CTPTalk lol