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Sublime SFTP
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ctags– let sublime text support CTags.
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Sidebarenhancement– adds a lot of extra functionality to the sidebar.
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Actualvim–vim in sublime– two favorite editors in one.
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sublimelinter– Inline grammar detection plug-in, support: C + +, Java, Python, PHP, JS, HTML, CSS, etc.
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CSSCOMB–CSS code style formatting.
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Fixmyjs, JSFMT and Jsformat–js/json code style formatting.
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Astyleformatter–c/c++/c#/java code style formatting.
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svg-snippets– a set of SVG code fragments.
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inc-dec-value– increases or decreases numbers, dates, hexadecimal color values, and so on.
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Trailing spaces– highlight whitespace endings and quickly delete them
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Alignment–package control authors write simple to extreme multi-line selection and multiline selection alignment plug-ins
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placeholders– a placeholder with text, pictures, lists, tables, etc.
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applysyntax– Fast Grammar detection
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styltoken– allows a specific piece of text to be highlighted in different colors (similar and notepad++ style token functions).
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easymotion– quickly jump to any current active view and see the character of the area
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Zentabs and advanced? New? file– improves the default tab style and file creation.
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encodinghelper– guessing how text is encoded, displayed in the status bar, converted from a different encoding form to UTF-8
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gist– synchronizes GitHub Gist and Sublime (ST2).
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Clipboard history (ST2) – the clipboard for which the record is saved
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Themes and color schemes
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Soda
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Spacegray
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Flatland
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Tomorrow
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Base 16
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Solarized
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predawn
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Itg.flat
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All the other color schemes and themes.
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At work, version control software is one of the most commonly used software, and the most popular VCS are Git. Are you tired of saving text files and switching back to terminal to run some Git commands. Wouldn't it be nice if you could execute Git commands from the text editor itself?
Gitguttersublime Text with Git plugin, Gitgutter better help developers to see the changes and differences before the file, improve the efficiency of development.
The Emmet Project was formerly known as the Zen Coding by front-end developers (a solution for writing HTML/CSS code quickly). With the Emmet plugin in the Sublime Text editor, it's really getting you coding faster.
The Sublime Text default Autocomplete feature only considers the current file, and the allautocomplete plugin searches all open files for matching prompt words.
This is probably the most useful plugin for programmers. Sublimerepl allows you to run various languages (NodeJS, Python,ruby, Scala, Haskell, and so on) in Sublime Texxt.
If you follow the coding style very strictly, this plugin can make your task easier. DOCBLOKR helps you create your code annotations by parsing functions, parameters, variables, and automatically adding basic items.
Code Editor Sublime Text plugin