Sublime Text 3 Beta Released

This just in: after six months of silence, the beta for the next version of the popular Sublime Text code editor is now available for testing to registered members. Join me as I show you the first features that you'll want to try, including instant loading and the ridiculously useful Goto Definition command.

[oprearocks]

It was about time these guys made the app start quicker and smoother, and those small transition make for a good experience for every developer. As for the new "tricks" the app can do, they're wonderful ( and .. again .. a lot quicker than before) .

[basje]

Cool new features, aswell for some slow packages which caused sublime to give me a message which takes me ever longer than the time I lose from slow packages.
Good work Jeff! You're my WEB Guru!

[ryancodrai]

You have an awesome tutorial voice, no idea how you can keep your thoughts and words so organised.

[Exdus]

I love how his first wow moment is how fast it opens, he even shows it three times... As a Linux user I forget how impressive that used to be.

[rdandnayak]

It is becoming awesomer than every day

[saelfaer]

yes, that is specified in the blog post: "...Sublime Text 2 plugins will require porting to work with Sublime Text 3, however in most cases the changes will be small."

[Cyberwarfare]

Seems good! Good work. By the way did you say "sh*t" in 6:11.
BTW still is a awesome IDE.

[weirddudess]

A good programmer works in everywhere, even a piece of paper.

[nooxis]

Yep. It's an artificial majorver cutover (on an otherwise continuous development timeline) designed to generate more revenue. Not that I blame them. The hard bit for me to swallow is at this pace I will end up paying hundreds of dollars in upgrades over the course of a few years in order to one day fully realize the promise of a text editor that has all the basic features I want. There are still some major features that are either half-baked or missing but present in most competing products.

[mzalt]

after netbeans, visual studio and jetbrains php storm, I will give this IDE a try :) just because it's implementing my thoughts! and yes especially after implementing the GO TO Definition features

[tcelestino]

I likes group columns. simple and practice.

[MrTylder]

Did nettutsplus ever release a course or some vidéos about debugging app ?
I mean best and fastest practice using breakpoints, backtrace, xdebug etc ?

[AlarkaPT]

I think the goto definition is pretty useful for front-end devs, at least for me.

[RojanSinha]

There is "go to definition" (gd) in vim. It works only with a single file. But from the video i can see that in ST3 "go to definition" is jumping through out the project directory. You need CTags to get exact feature in vim as well as ST2.

[acvrat]

Search 'Sublime Text package control' on Google, open the first website, go to 'Installation', copy all the text in the coded section.

Go to sublime, View -> Show console.
Past that in, press Enter and reboot Sublime when the console said the installation succeded.

After that you just hit Cmd + Shift + P(Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows) and search "Install" or "Package". You'l find the Install Package from the Package Control option, boom you're done :)

[Xxpr]

Even those Sublime Text 3 isn't an IDE... Intellisense would be a huge bonus for code completion using DocBlock notation :)

[alililiff]

Thx, awesome soundfx in the beginning :D

[brucardoso]

It would be nice to know what languages are supported by this feature. I code mainly in C, so Ctags is tickling for me for quite some time :)

[algerienizer]

visual studio has these features since 2000 BC

[gabrielpi]

Offtopic, but "EloquentDog" may be the best class name ever.