Sublime Text Plugins: Overview
A collection of open-source plugins developed for my favorite code editor.
Background
I first started using the code editor Sublime Text in 2020, soon after I began coding in 8th grade. In the years since, I have tried around a dozen IDEs and editors. Yet, time and time again, I find myself returning to Sublime Text.
One of the biggest reasons I enjoy using Sublime Text for code and text editing is its extensive ecosystem of community-made plugins for all sorts of purposes.
For a while, I installed dozens of packages other developers created, which drastically improved the efficiency of my workflows. As time went on, I dove deeper into customizing the behavior of these plugins and Sublime Text itself, and slowly, I became more familiar with how plugins are developed. As I used Sublime Text more, I started noticing aspects of my workflow that could be enhanced if only the right plugins were available. Since some weren’t, I decided to build them myself.
In 2021, I developed my first Sublime Text plugins. Just as I had benefited from other people’s plugins, I wanted to share my creations with the rest of the community. As such, I published my packages on GitHub and submitted them to Package Control, where they can be easily installed by anyone, anywhere in the world.
Since then, I have released 7 plugins for Sublime Text, making me one of the most published plugin authors on Package Control. According to the platform, these plugins have now been installed over 7,000 times.
Packages
Learn about the packages I built on my Package Control author page or from the pages linked below.