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Guide on setting up Sublime Text 4 to be similar to VS Code

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Guide on setting up Sublime Text 4 to be similar to VS Code

Initial Steps

  1. Install Package Control. This is essential for managing packages (similar to extensions in VS Code).

    Install Package Control

    Explore all packages and their descriptions here.

  2. Tools -> Command Palette is your friend! Access all commands similarly to VSCode by searching "Package Control" in the command palette.

    Command Palette

Appearance

  1. Install a sleek theme: I recommend "Theme - One," "Ayu," or "Material Theme."

    Install Theme

    Set your theme by searching "UI: Select Theme" and "UI: Select Color Scheme" for syntax themes.

    Select Theme

    Select Color Scheme

Built-in Terminal

  1. Get the "Terminus" package: Bring a real terminal to Sublime Text.

    Terminus Package

Git

  1. Supercharge Git with "GitSavvy": Enjoy VSCode-like Git features, including status, commit, push, pull, branch, and checkout.

    • Install GitSavvy Package: Package Control -> Install Package -> GitSavvy

    GitSavvy Package

Good Auto Complete (IntelliSense)

  1. Bring LSP support with "LSP" package: Install language servers for auto-complete. Explore available servers here.

    • Install LSP Package: Package Control -> Install Package -> LSP

    Don't forget to check LSP docs at lsp.sublimetext.io.

    LSP Package

File Management

  1. Extend sidebar capabilities with "SideBarEnhancements" and "FileManager": Perform file operations (move, rename, copy, delete) easily from the command palette.

    • Install SideBarEnhancements Package: Package Control -> Install Package -> SideBarEnhancements
    • Install FileManager Package: Package Control -> Install Package -> FileManager

    File Management

Emmet

  1. Supercharge HTML and CSS with "Emmet": Speed up your coding just like in VSCode.
    • Install Emmet Package: Package Control -> Install Package -> Emmet

Debugging

  • Debugger for Sublime: Install "Sublime Debugger" package for a VSCode-like debugging experience.
    • Install Sublime Debugger Package: Package Control -> Install Package -> Debugger

Afterword

After following these steps, you'll have a Sublime Text experience similar to VSCode.

My Sublime Text Setup

Explore more packages here, and refer to Sublime Text docs at docs.sublimetext.io.

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