Something that can handle my project without freezing. Because the situation was repeating over and over again, even more often and this freezing completely crashed my flow, I decided to search for something new. From time to time Sublime Text just freeze. I notice one small thing, which irritates me a lot. But after some time, when my projects started to grow and everything was running in the Docker containers, something changed. Why I don’t use Sublime Text anymore?Īs I told you in the beginning, I liked Sublime Text. Today, I will tell you more about this tool. I found Visual Studio Code - free, built on an open-source text editor. But after some time, Sublime Text didn’t fit me as well as at the beginning anymore. For a very long time, I was satisfied with this text editor.
This shortcut is like the global find feature for symbols.Some time ago, I was using Sublime Text Editor for my programming work.
To open a Reference view with all your code’s symbols, i.e., classes, functions, files, etc., use the “CTRL + T” To move lines of code around your program use the “SHIFT + ALT + UP”
Shortcut, and for a single-line use “CTRL + K + C.” To comment out a block of code, use the “SHIFT + ALT + A” Comment Code BlockĬommenting blocks is another essential part of coding therefore, one of the most common actions performed. All instances of the selected tag will be found and highlighted then the active cursor will be displayed, awaiting further action. Using Linux, select the tag you wish to change, then use the “CTRL + D” If you need to replace all your tags from one type to another, you can use the multi-select feature to change all instances at once. Keyboard shortcut to switch between the full-width view or hide the editor. You can toggle the sidebar using the “CTRL + B” You’ll just need to enter a keyword related to the command you want. Once opened, you can access the file commands relevant to your current coding context. To launch the Command Palette, use the “CTRL + SHIFT + P” For a multi-line comment use “SHIFT + ALT + A”. Comment Code BlockĬommenting blocks of code is a necessity and one of the most common actions performed when coding. VS finds all instances of the selected tag and then displays the active cursor for further action. On Windows, select one of the tags you want to change, then enter “CTRL + D.” If, for example, you need to change all your tags from H2 to H3, you can use the multi-select feature to change all instances at once. Switch between the full width or hide the editor view by toggling the sidebar. Once the Command Palette is opened, you just need to type in the keyword related to the command you’re looking for, saving you time looking through menus. The Command Palette is a convenient way to access the file commands relevant to the current context.
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