In this video, we will be learning about my favorite Sublime Text features and shortcuts for Windows. Knowing your way around your text editor will help you get things done much faster and be more productive. The features in this video have saved me a ton of time over the years. I have two different versions of this video depending on your operating system…
In this Python Tutorial, we will be setting up a development environment in Sublime Text 3. We will walk through how to install Sublime Text, install Package Control, install Packages, and much more. Let’s get started…
If you navigate from your terminal frequently, you have most likely run into the scenario where you are within a project directory and want to open a file or folder from that project. It is a pain to open up Finder, navigate to the project, and open the file or directory that way. Being able to open these projects and files from the terminal is much more convenient and saves a lot of time. In this video we’ll look at how we can do just that:
The line that links the “subl” command to /usr/local/bin/ is as follows:
ln -s /Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl /usr/local/bin/subl