Removing a Sublime text pacakge

Sumblime text is one of my favorite code editor.

For those who are not aware Sublime text is a code editor which supports nearly all the popular coding languages.

Features of sublime text

• one of the fastest code editors
• minimap that gives you bird's view of the code
• multiple instances of code selection and editing possible
• ability to create snippetsL Learn about sublime text snippets here.
• Simplicity of usage with a small learning curve
• cross-platform UI framework
• keyboard-centric
• minimalist interface
• plugins available. There is a huge number of plugins that are available. Every user has the ability to create a plugin as is the case with snippets. To see some popular sublime text plugins click here.
• very good community support for help if you get stuck.

For more details you can check the unofficial documentation for Sublime text here.

Sublime text package control

Packages that have been created by the sublime text community can be installed and deleted. Using sublime text without the packages is like experiencing only 40% power of sublime text.

After you have installed sublime text you can install the package manager to add and delete. The package control is available here.

To know how to use the package control checkout the documenation. The documentation is simple to follow and once you start using sublime text packages you would want to create a package soon which is possible. Adding and managing packages is a breeze.

If are a coder and have not used sublime text I highly recommend trying it once and I'm pretty sure you will stick with it.

Oh! the last thing I forgot to mention that sublime text is free. Sublime text was a paid piece of software from the start but since last year it has been available for free. There is a paid version of sublime text which can be bought here. If you can spare some money please buy sublime text and support its development.

Recommended reading for sublime text users

• Review: Sublime Text 2 is a refined text editor that's a pleasure to use
• Perfect Workflow in Sublime Text 2 - After reading this post I realized what I was missing when using Sublime Text and I made a resolve to read documentation of anything I use at least once otherwise you are the looser.