This plugin integrates SublimeText with Git so you can run some Git commands from SublimeText such as Add and Committing Files, Viewing Log, and Annotating Files. You can also extract package, which will copy it to the User folder so you can safely edit it. With PackageResourceViewer, you can view, and edit packages that come from SublimeText easily.

SidebarEnhancements has a few new things in the Sidebar menu including New File Creation in the current project folder, Moving File and Folder, Duplicating File and Folder, Open in Finder and Browser, Refresh, and a bunch more. Rather than putting all linters in one package, the developer allows you to select and install only the ones that you regularly use. The new version certainly comes with a set of new features. SublimeLinter has recently been rebuilt and polished for SublimeText 3. More: Writing HTML & CSS Faster With Emmet 3. I can then fill in my content without worrying about messing up the format. It creates 12 lists of Headings followed with an image. This is one of my most frequently used shortcut, which is a time-saver: In a nutshell, Emmet allows us to write HTML and CSS faster with abbreviations/shortcuts, then expand them in valid HTML tags. With it, you can install, upgrade, remove, and view with ease the list of packages or plugins that you have installed in SublimeText. Package Control is the first thing that you have to install right away after installing SublimeText. I also like to add this to Packages/User/Markdown.You probably know by now that we are fans of Sublime Text.

If that’s the case for you, you can add this to your User key bindings file to get your project switcher back. On some operating systems Sublime no longer has hot keys set for opening the project switcher. 'trim_trailing_white_space_on_save': true, 'theme': 'Afterglow-green.sublime-theme', 'color_scheme': 'Packages/User/SublimeLinter/Monokai (SL).tmTheme', Here are Sublime’s instructions for modifying settings. You can read about them and all available preferences in the Sublime default preferences file. One of the nice things about Sublime is that it has highly customizable settings that let you change behavior, appearance, and more. Dockerfile Syntax Highlighting - Just adds syntax highlighting for docker files.It has a light theme by default, but you can change that in the preferences. It’s a must-have for editing markdown in Sublime. MarkdownEditing - This has nice formatting for editing markdown files.It adds some IDE-like functionality such cmd+ click to get to function definitions and better code completion. SublimeCodeIntel - This one is a bit more resource heavy, so I don’t always install it.SublimeLinter-jscs - Lets you set up automatic JSCS linting.SublimeLinter - A framework for linting in Sublime.JSCS-Formatter - Automatically formats your code according to your JSCS settings.You can see an example of each in the screenshot at the top of this post.

New lines have a green plus, changed lines have a yellow square, and deleted lines have red tags.

VCS Gutter - This shows your version control diffs in the side bar.

Git - Provides some nice git functionality in Sublime, including seeing line by line blames and annotations.

I love the customized file icons and the new tab layout.

Theme - Afterglow - This is just my favorite theme.

DocBlockr - helps format your code documentation (especially functions).

When you open a file (such as through the Goto Anything search), it jumps to that file in the left hand file system pane.

SyncedSideBar - This is possibly my favorite despite its simplicity.

You’ll be presented with a list of available plugins, which you can filter by typing in the name of the plugin you want.

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