I bought Sublime Text last year after using it off and on since 2009 or so and I don't think I'll switch again for a long time. I figured I'd gotten $80 of use out of it over the years, anyway. The difference in performance between ST and Atom/VSCode is unreal (but expected).
It doesn't have nearly as big a community behind it, so adjusting your tooling can take time, but I'm doing mostly Rust these days and it does a fine job for me. That all might be a dealbreaker for some, though. I do know Elm support was way better in Atom, but I'm not writing that very much these days.
It doesn't have nearly as big a community behind it, so adjusting your tooling can take time, but I'm doing mostly Rust these days and it does a fine job for me. That all might be a dealbreaker for some, though. I do know Elm support was way better in Atom, but I'm not writing that very much these days.