There are a LOT of commands available within Sublime, in addition to snippets which I haven’t even looked at (yet). How do you find, learn and remember all these commands? The Command Palette!

One of the things I love about Sublime is everything is stored in simple text files, and configuring the editor exactly to your needs is as easy as editing a few files. You can easily access these under the “Prefrences” … Continue reading →

Searching through code is one of the more important features of an editor. If you are familiar with search in Eclipse, Sublime is a bit different but has the same power.

I recently blogged about AnyEdit Tools – a plugin for Eclipse that among other things can transform text with underscores to camel case. Since I’ve been using Sublime I’ve missed that functionality until I stumbled upon CaseConversion. Convert between snake_case, … Continue reading →

I blogged about ZenCoding last year… Shortly after that I ended up working on a lot of back-end project work and was doing very little front end html/css coding. Zen Coding is supported by Sublime, and I’ve been doing a … Continue reading →

I find I’m developing more and more stuff in CFScript and sometimes those brackets can get a bit ‘messy’ shall we say. BracketHighlighter makes this a bit easier by highlighting matching brackets: I haven’t dug too deep into the preferences … Continue reading →

If you followed my previous post about installing Package Control you will notice it lists a lot of available packages. I’ve dug through and will post a few of my favorites over the next few days. Today’s Package: Alignment Alignment … Continue reading →

At this point you should have Sublime installed and setup to work with your CFML files. Next we need some interaction with our source control. If you aren’t using source control stop and go address that problem first! :) In … Continue reading →