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Sublime text - always show whitespace
Tommy Kjær Andersen
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0 responses
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sublimetext
Extra end of file scroll buffer in Sublime Text 2
Adam Yanalunas
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1 response
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sublimetext, editors
Your Front-end more Faster
Rafaell Lycan
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0 responses
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css, sublimetext, front-end, html
Remove emtpy lines in SublimeText 2
Goran
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4 responses
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sublimetext
Sync Sublime Text 2 settings with Dropbox
Steve Halford
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4 responses
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osx, macosx, mac, dropbox
Sublime Text from Finder
Andrew Nicholson
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0 responses
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osx, sublimetext, finder
New code editor Brackets
Mariz Melo
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2 responses
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javascript, ruby, php, python
Navigate ruby source without an IDE
Ahmed Al Hafoudh
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, editor, code
.net build file for Sublime Text2
Ashutosh Raina
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0 responses
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sublimetext
Less command: edit file shortcut
Adam Stankiewicz
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3 responses
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vim, unix, sublimetext
Rich text editor-like SublimeText2's Textile shortcuts
Goran
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0 responses
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sublimetext, textile
Use rulers in Sublime Text 2 to conform to coding standards
Joshua Clanton
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1 response
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sublime, sublimetext, sublimetext2, codingstandards
Rspec build system for Sublime Text 2 (using rbenv)
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ruby, sublimetext, rbenv
SublimeText2 colorscheme with emphasis on Markdown
Goran
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0 responses
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markdown, sublimetext, colorscheme
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sublimetext, coda, amazing
JS self-executing function Sublime Text snippet
Jasson Cascante
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0 responses
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sublimetext, snippets, javascript
Learn shortcuts. Work faster.
Lars Jung
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1 response
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shell, vim, photoshop, sublimetext
Python PEP8 linting in Sublime Text 2
Charles Roper
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2 responses
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python, sublimetext, linting, pep8
Text manipulation with SublimeText 2
Dan Braghis
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0 responses
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tips, sublimetext
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