Update: This is now available via Package Control… Since switching to Sublime I’ve been using the command line much more. I’ve blogged about how to easily access the terminal from within Sublime. Recently I discovered the Shell-Turtlestein package which makes … Continue reading →

If you are using Sublime Text 2 – there is a ‘dev’ build available here: http://www.sublimetext.com/dev Current Beta: 2165 Current Dev: 2176 This is updated almost daily and includes new features as well as bug fixes. I’ve been using it … Continue reading →

I’ve posted before about formatting SQL in my IDE. I always inherit code where the previous developer formats their SQL different than I like. Currently I’m suffering from ALL CAPS SQL. My eyes! My eyes! I immediately hit Package Control … Continue reading →

One of the big things I was missing from Eclipse was TODO support in Sublime Text. Now thanks to the awesome community of plugin authors this has been resolved. Check out SublimeTODO. Extract TODO-type comments from open files and project … Continue reading →

I was running through some code today in JSHint and it was complaining about “Mixed spaces and tabs.” What? I always use tabs so I was curious where the spaces where… Sure enough on looking there were spaces! Doh. Then … Continue reading →

One of the biggest things I miss in Sublime Text is Mylyn and it’s ability to just show me the files I’m working on. We can exclude unrelated folders and files from showing up in the sidebar which helps a … Continue reading →

Do you use the terminal/console? You can easily access this from within Sublime for kicking off scripts, etc. You should have Package Control installed. Open Package Control and install “Terminal“. Done. Now hit CTRL+SHIFT+T and a console will popup. I … Continue reading →