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Sublime Text Introduction (Tutorial #1)
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20 responses to “Sublime Text Introduction (Tutorial #1)”
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Thanks to the incredible overview from your video, I will add Sublime Text 3 to my Web Development tool set. Thank you for sharing this information with us.
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There are lots of videos but you can put the speed to 1.25 and get through them quicker. He talks slow so 1.25 speed is just fine here
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Is it just me or is that Bucky Roberts' voice?
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great video! it has made clear that I'll stick with him. however I really appreciate your work. I wanted to make an informed decision and your video helped to do that! thanks
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awesome … keep up the good work man
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Great video! Thank you for making it!
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Dear Sir, do you have a tutorial on how to make a new syntax, I have a programming language which is not listed in Sublime,
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Excellent examples and to the point!
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hey that was a great informative class
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Information~. Thank you.
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge, you are very good in teaching, I just finished your series of sublime, best I find, thanks 🙂
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The short cut for wrapping with tags on a Mac is [Control][Shift][W].
[CMD][Shift][W] closes Sublime.
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does this functions work in sublime text 2??
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Do not press CTRL + SHIFT + W. It turns Sublime Text 3 off on PC! 😛
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Could you provide the text of your examples in the description so I can copy-paste and do the exercises along with the video? Thank you!
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well love the txt editor but how do u get the console to show your work. i have been all over the place but no luck. have a text/ide but not as nice as sublime but cant be picky right
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iDubbzz?
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thanks so mach form this video, i have been solve main problem with this teaching
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hi me img tag type karenge to ushki property alt attribute width height sublime me short cut btyena uska kya plugin insatl karna pdega{con+shift+p} karke ?
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Nice, I've learned hotkeys enough until the part where ALT + SHIFT + W will closed the application, but I've noticed that it's also binded into wrap selection with tag.
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