Atom has attracted a sizable following, used by 12.94% of respondents in the 2021 Stack Overflow’s Survey.Ītom, like Sublime, offers a more familiar code editing experience without an integrated terminal and debugger. AtomĪtom is a free, cross-platform, open-source, code editor developed by Github and initially released in 2015. If performance is your top priority, Sublime Text loads, manages, and navigates large projects incredibly well. Sublime Text is well known for being lightweight, speedy, and responsive. When it comes to performance, Sublime Text edges out VS Code, Atom, and other editors. Whereas Visual Studio Code and Atom have thousands of contributors and a large team of maintainers, Sublime Text relies on a much smaller team. Sublime only offers around 4,500 packages and lacks a preloaded package control tool.Ītom and VS Code, both open source, are easier to extend, have built out large developer ecosystems, and are updated regularly.
And if you’re not willing to pay for the $80 license, Sublime frequently reminds you to purchase one, a nuisance in a world with plenty of free editors.
Unlike VS Code, the out-of-the-box setup does not include an integrated terminal, debugger, or source control. Sublime Text offers a more traditional code editing experience that emphasizes simplicity and ease of use. Sublime Text is the third-most popular code editor, used by 20.47% respondents in the 2021 Stack Overflow Survey. Sublime Text is a proprietary, cross-platform code editor, initially released in 2008.
The community of developers dedicated to building extensions and expanding VS Code is remarkably robust. VS Code makes it easy to find, research, and install extensions straight from the editor’s marketplace. VS Code offers around 8,000 extensions, owing to its fast-growing community of contributors to its ecosystem. As a result, searching across an entire codebase and discovering new extensions is easier and more intuitive than searching in Atom or Sublime.
The activity bar provides quick access to these features, in addition to a search tool and a shortcut to the extensions marketplace.
0 kommentar(er)
