About Sublime Text
Sublime Text is a desktop text editor for code, markup and prose. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and supports split views and multiple selections.
What it does
Sublime Text lets you edit code and text in one lightweight window. Tab multi-select opens several files side by side in split panes. The auto complete engine suggests names from the existing code in your project, and syntax highlighting works with TypeScript, JSX and TSX out of the box. Themes can switch between light and dark modes automatically.
Key features
- Split panes with tab multi-select
- Goto Anything for quick file and symbol jumps
- Project-aware auto complete
- TypeScript, JSX and TSX support included
- Multiple selections for editing many lines at once
Who it's for
Developers who want a quick editor for large code files, and writers who want a clean text editor with a minimal interface. It suits people who like to adjust themes and syntax settings to their own taste.
Pricing and good to know
Sublime Text is sold as a paid license, and you can buy it from the official site. Builds exist for Windows, macOS and Linux, including native Apple Silicon support on Mac and Linux ARM64 builds for devices such as the Raspberry Pi. Version 4 added GPU rendering for a smoother interface on high resolution screens.
Highlights
- Split panes with tab multi-select
- Goto Anything for quick file and symbol jumps
- Project-aware auto complete
- TypeScript, JSX and TSX syntax support included
- Multiple selections for editing many lines at once
