20 powerful Sublime Text extensions

As a developer, you cannot have heard of SublimeText. But it doesn't matter if you haven't heard of it. Let's let you know. SublimeText is a very sophisticated text editor that is suitable for writing code, taking notes, and writing articles. Its user interface is very neat, with remarkable functions and surprisingly fast performance. These great features include Goto Anything, multiple selections, command palette, and distraction free mode), split editing, and instant project switch. You can also customize more functions at will. In addition, this Editor supports Mac, Windows, and Linux platforms. However, these are not the content to be discussed in this article.

SublimeText itself is very powerful, but it is better to have a long string of plug-ins to support it and bring it more powerful functions. This is what we will discuss in this article. Not much nonsense. Let's look at 20 powerful SublimeText plug-ins. If you are already using them, please let us know and tell us what you think is the best. As usual, your opinions are also important.

20. FTPSync

By default, SublimeText does not provide FTP functions. If you are looking for a free and easy-to-use FTP tool that can be used in your SublimeText application, you can consider FTPSync. This is a very simple FTP synchronization tool that can control multiple renaming of upload targets. Let us know what you think.

19. SASS Build

SASS Build is a pre-processor for CSS writing. This special plug-in will help you properly build SASS files including compression options. Once you install this plug-in, you can easily start it by pressing Ctrl + B (the MAC system is Command + B.

18. Package Control

In plain text, this is something you must install after installing SublimeText. Why? With this special plug-in package, you can easily install, upgrade, delete, or even conveniently view the list of packages or plug-ins that you have installed in SublimeText. It makes these processes very easy and organized through menus and corresponding actions.

17. Emmet

In short, Emmet (the predecessor is the famous Zen Coding. If you haven't heard of and used it before, it will be sad) is a plug-in that allows you to write HTML and CSS more quickly and efficiently, saving you a lot of time. How to use it? You only need to write the entire code in the agreed abbreviation form, and then press the "extension" Key, these abbreviations will automatically expand to the corresponding code content. For example, you only need to input (h4> a [rel = external]) + p> img [width = 500 height = 320]) * 12, it is then extended into 12 list items and followed by the image. Then you can fill in the content on this basis, which is that simple.

16. SublimeLinter

This plug-in was recently rebuilt and released for SublimeText3. The new version clearly introduces many different new features, rather than simply placing all linters in a package. Developers allow users to select and install the Linter they often use during the upgrade. Obviously, this can save disk space. "More Customization" is very user friendly.

15. SublimeEnhancements

This plug-in can extend the sidebar menu of SublimeText, including creating files in the current project folder, moving files or folders, and generating copies of files or folders, open or refresh in a new window or browser. This is just to sum up, to explore more features after installation.

14. PackageResourceViewer

With this special plug-in, you can easily view and edit different packages that are attached to SublimeText. You can also extract any given package. This operation copies it to the user folder so that you can safely edit it.

13. Git

Although the name looks unfriendly, as a developer, you certainly can understand what it is. This plug-in will integrate Git into your SublimeText so that you can run the Git command in SublimeText, including adding, submitting files, viewing logs, file annotations, and other Git functions.

12. Terminal

This plug-in allows you to directly use the terminal in Sublime to open your project folder and supports shortcut keys.

11. CSSComb

This is a formatting plug-in used to sort CSS attributes. If you want to keep the code clean and tidy and want to arrange it in a certain order (isn't it a little obsessive ?), This plug-in is an effective solution. Especially when you work with other developers who have their own coding styles.

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