Customizing Sublime Text: Build Your Perfect Code Editor
Rich Armstrong, Product Designer
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1. Intro
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2. Download It
0:31 -
3. Sublime Settings
2:28 -
4. Language Settings
2:30 -
5. Package Control
1:34 -
6. Change Your Syntax
1:06 -
7. Code Complete
2:20 -
8. Change Your Font
3:15 -
9. Change Your Color Scheme
5:23 -
10. Change Your Theme
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11. Find Selected Text
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12. Create Your Cockpit
3:26 -
13. Snippets
5:42 -
14. The Emmet Plugin
2:12 -
15. Highlighting Color
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16. The Auto Filename Plugin
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17. Complete Reset
0:44 -
18. The End
1:07
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About This Class
Having a personalized coding experience makes coding easier, more fun, and even helps you write better code! And because Sublime Text a very popular code editor, this class is all about customizing Sublime Text! But even if you don’t use Sublime Text (or haven’t tried it) you can get ideas of how to customize the code editor you do use.
We’ll cover things like changing colors, installing themes, installing plugins, getting colours to show up, changing settings, using snippets, getting code to autocomplete, changing layouts, and more (of course).
By the end of the class you’ll have what you need to build your perfect code editor – which will make you happier, quicker, and more ninja-like!
If you're looking to get into coding more, checkout my other coding classes:
- The Basics of Web-Design Layout: Learn How To Describe Your Design With HTML & CSS
- Customizing Sublime Text: Build Your Perfect Code Editor
- Emmet: Write HTML+CSS Like a Ninja
- Launch A Rocket: Learn JavaScript Basics The Fun Way!
- Learn JQuery: A Fun And Simple Introduction!
- Sexy Signup Pages: A Fun Guide to Customising Newsletter Subscription Pages
- Hand-Coding Your First Website: HTML and CSS Basics
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Although Rich calls himself a Product Designer he's more of a jack-of-all-trades / generalist / unicorn. He designs, animates and codes. And if you want to learn how to make stuff unicorn-style then read on! Rich studied multimedia design and graphic design, and taught himself to code. He's freelanced, worked for agencies and startups, and now runs a studio with his wife in Amsterdam. He creates compulsively, has super ginger-powers and can touch his nose with his tongue!
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