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“For coding, I use Sublime Text.”
Manuel Moreale Interview, Writer, web developer · via Uses This 
“Sublime Text - I write everything in a text editor rather than a word processor, then paste it elsewhere should I need to share it.”
Anthony Agius Interview, Writer, Editor (The Sizzle) · via Uses This 
“To write HTML for my website, I use Sublime Text.”
Fabien Sanglard Interview, Developer · via Uses This 
“Occasionally, I use Sublime Text for quick editing and search capabilities.”
Jess Levine Interview, Writer, musician, game designer · via Uses This 
“I usually do social media writing in Sublime Text because it's fast and simple.”
Kate Sloan Interview, Freelance writer · via Uses This 
“Sublime Text for the very occasional rare coding.”
Eli Rainsberry Interview, Composer, sound artist · via Uses This 
“I complement it with Sublime Text, a true Swiss army knife of a text editor.”
Luis Mercado Interview, Professor, artist · via Uses This 
“My primary text editor at the moment is Sublime Text, but I change text editors semi-regularly (perhaps every other year), so I'm not overly attached.”
Alex Gaynor Interview, Software developer · via Uses This 
“I do most of my text editing with Sublime Text.”
Douglas Crockford Interview, Developer, writer · via Uses This 
“I export HTML from Byword into Sublime Text.”
Audrey Watters Interview, Writer (Hack Education) · via Uses This 
“All other coding, scripting, and text editing happens in Sublime Text.”
Frank Rausch Interview, UI designer, app developer, typographer · via Uses This 
“I switched to Sublime Text 3 since it's fast and native.”
Vladimir Mitrović Interview, Software engineer, computational designer · via Uses This 
“For programming, I use Sublime Text with the Fairyfloss theme from @sailorhg.”
Audrey Eschright Interview, Software engineer, community organiser · via Uses This 
“Many years ago I bought a license for Sublime Text 3 and have been using it ever since.”
Eugen Rochko Interview, Developer of Mastodon · via Uses This 
“For a general text editor, there's still nothing that beats good old Sublime Text.”
Martin Jonasson Interview, Game developer · via Uses This 
“For code editing I use Sublime Text, and I always have only two code files: main.lua is the game itself, and data.lua is all data like the levels, texts, colors etc.”
Philipp Stollenmayer Interview, Mobile game designer (Okay?, Zip Zap, Pancake - The Game) · via Uses This 
“Sublime Text for the rare occasions I need to code.”
Jess Allison Interview, Organiser, producer, delivery manager (Paper Giant) · via Uses This 
“When I'm writing code I use Sublime Text 2 with minimal customizations.”
Nelson Minar Interview, Software engineer · via Uses This 
“When I am coding, I use Sublime Text.”
Tiffany Taylor Interview, Product designer (Versus Systems) · via Uses This 
“I use Sublime Text to write code.”
Bertrand Fan Interview, Engineer (Slack) · via Uses This 
“I delegate most of the development because I'm only slightly technical, but when I do code I use Sublime Text.”
Ashley Baxter Interview, Founder, With Jack · via Uses This 
“When I can't use VS Code (such as when I need to inspect giant JSON files), I fall back on Sublime Text 2.”
Victor Thompson Interview, Programmer (Caper Academy) · via Uses This 
“I do make websites sometimes, and for that I'm using Sublime Text.”
Shelly Alon Interview, Game developer (Glitchskier, Sputnik Eyes) · via Uses This 
“Sublime Text for code and quick notes.”
Dominik Johann Interview, Designer and illustrator, Crows Crows Crows · via Uses This 
“For code, I use Sublime Text in unspeakably inefficient ways, akin to spinning a pneumatic nailgun around backwards and using it to hammer nails by hand.”
Mat Marquis Interview, Web designer, developer (Bocoup) · via Uses This 
“First off, I find Sublime a little clunky.”
Charles Berret Interview, Communications Ph.D. student (Columbia) · via Uses This 
“For code and web work I went way down the rabbit hole with Sublime Text, which is a highly customizable text editor.”
Rich Vreeland Interview, Musician (Disasterpeace), developer · via Uses This 
“For botmaking and other miscellaneous coding I use Sublime Text 2, although I'm fairly sure I don't make the most of its capabilities at all.”
Emma Winston Interview, PhD student, musician, botmaker · via Uses This 
“Sublime Text with ITG Flat theme along with this Pastel color scheme - I'm always open to a better pastel on dark theme, though!”
Rachel White Interview, Front-end engineer (IBM Watson) · via Uses This 
“Sublime Text 3 is probably where I spend most of my time - it's where I do all my coding.”
Johan Nordberg Interview, Freelance developer (Wintersmith) · via Uses This 
“For a while, I was using Sublime Text's vim compatibility mode, and it eventually got too cumbersome so I just started using vim.”
Emmett Butler Interview, Software engineer (PyKafka), game developer (Cibele) · via Uses This 
“For writing, including the answers to these questions, I almost exclusively use Sublime Text.”
Schuyler Towne Interview, Security anthropologist, research scholar (Ronin Institute) · via Uses This 
“I write all of my code in Sublime Text 3, with a few extensions for highlighting code and catching syntax errors.”
Colin Gourlay Interview, Interactive story developer (ABC News, Australia) · via Uses This 
“I also rely on Sublime Text.”
Bo Adepoju Interview, Silicon architecture engineer (Intel) · via Uses This 
“When I'm coding at home, I use and love Sublime Text.”
Jennifer Wong Interview, Web developer (HotPads) · via Uses This 
“I've tried switching over to Sublime Text, but familiarity keeps drawing me back to BBEdit.”
Elizabeth Lawley Interview, Professor, School of Interactive Games and Media (RIT) · via Uses This 
“I'd love to get quick at all the keyboard shortcuts in Sublime Text, but I haven't made the transition yet.”
Dave Lloyd Interview, Game developer (Crawl) · via Uses This 
“Code some things in Sublime Text 2.”
Danielle Baskin Interview, Art director, bike helmet painter (Inkwell Helmets) · via Uses This 
“I do some HTML and CSS work using Sublime Text.”
Missy Titus Interview, UX and visual designer (StackMob) · via Uses This 
“I spend most of my time in Sublime Text.”
Julie Ann Horvath Interview, Designer, developer (GitHub) · via Uses This 
“However, for larger projects where I need to study code and browse code bases, which isn't nearly as often as I'd like these days, I warming up to Sublime Text, but old vim habits die hard.”
Andy Bakun Interview, UNIX systems administrator · via Uses This 
“I'm just making the switch to the alpha version of Textmate 2; I tried Sublime Text 2, but didn't feel the love.”
Mark Nottingham Interview, Web infrastructure developer (Atom, HTTP) · via Uses This 
“I've also started trying to learn new skills, so I have Sublime Text editor, which I've looked at twice, and I toy around with CSS Tricks (not software, but free online tutorials) and that's pretty great.”
Elaine Short Interview, Writer, editor, cartoonist · via Uses This 
“I was recently introduced to Sublime Text 2, which is supposed to be amazing, though I haven't yet gotten the hang of it.”
Samuel Arbesman Interview, Writer, complexity scientist · via Uses This 
“I'm a recent convert to multi-platform Sublime Text 2 and haven't looked back since - I use it for everything text and coding related.”
Vaughn Royko Interview, Web designer, indie game developer · via Uses This 
“I write my cooking works and the occasional "that's what it's like to be a chef" short story in Sublime Text.”
Jonas M. Luster Interview, Food scientist (el Bulli), developer · via Uses This 
“Nowadays, I tend to use Sublime Text 2 for nearly everything.”
Micah Elizabeth Scott Interview, Hardware and software hacker · via Uses This 
“Most of my time is spent writing code, so that happens almost exclusively in Sublime Text 2.”
Rachel Binx Interview, Data visualiser (Meshu) · via Uses This 
“My text editor of choice is currently Sublime Text 2.”
Robert Böhnke Interview, Software developer (SoundCloud) · via Uses This 
“In the past 6 months, Sublime Text 2 has become my primary code editor.”
Ed Finkler Interview, Web developer (Gimme Bar, Spaz) · via Uses This
