It is hard, when so many in our industry are cheapstakes and don't want to pay for their tools, like in every other profession.
They rather suffer with VSCode than pay a couple of dollars for Sublime Text.
They rather suffer with VSCode than pay a couple of dollars for Sublime Text.
I‘m not sure where it stands now. My guess is that Sublime has caught up for mainstream languages, but the support for languages that are a bit more niche like Clojure or Zig is nowhere near as good.
I miss the speed and editing experience of Sublime though.
They changed the licenses to 3 year from lifetime though, so it's a bit of a bummer but at the same time I get it.