Make Sublime 3 a Python/django IDE

Sublime text is a very powerful text editor, below we describe how to make the Sublime text 3 to create a Python/django development tool:

1. Installing Sublime Text 3

Although the Sublime 3 is still in beta, it has been very stable and has been enhanced faster than Sublime 2. Sublime 3 can be downloaded and installed on the website. Sublime is free software, but if you have enough financial power, you can consider buying to express support.

2. Install the package Control

The Sublime package control can be said to be a plugin that must be installed, as it conveniently provides the ability to install/upgrade/Remove Sublime plug-ins, which are installed in the website of the control.

After the installation is complete, you can use the shortcut key ctrl+shift+p (Win, Linux) or cmd+shift+p (OS X), where the package control: starts with its related commands, and the most commonly used may be the following: The Install package, the package Control:remove package, the package control:list Packages these commands.

3. Recommended Plugins for installation

You can now use the package Control to install additional plugins. Using the shortcut key ctrl+shift+p (Win, Linux) or cmd+shift+p (OS X), enter the package Control:install a return, enter the assembly name, and then return to the installation:

Anaconda

Anaconda is currently the best Python autocomplete and syntax hint plugin in Sublime 3, and provides "jump to Definition", "Find and use", "Show Documents", "Auto Rename" functions of plugins in the IDE.

Djaneiro

Provides support for Django.

Sidebarenhancements

Provides enhanced functionality for the default sidebar. Sublime's sidebar can be paged out using shortcut keys Ctrl+k ctrl+b (Linux, Win), Cmd+k cmd+b (OS X). After installation, you can also open the current file in the browser via the F12 key.

Git-related

We need to install Sublimegit and Gitgutter, which can help us to use git commands in Sublime (via Ctrl+shift+p or cmd+shift+p), which shows git differences in gutter when editing, Will exactly.

Topic related

Theme-soda and Monokai Extended, set up in user settings after installation:

    "Color_scheme":"Packages/monokai Extended/monokai extended.tmtheme","theme":"Soda Dark 3." Sublime-theme ",      

Other plugins

You can also install Emmet, sublimelinter (note dependencies), ColorPicker, Gitignore and other plugins

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Make Sublime 3 a Python/django IDE