They don’t make ’em like Sublime Text anymore 22 ▲ David Bushell 47 days ago · Tech · hide · 3 comments After a multi-year detour wading through the quagmire of bloatware that is modern software I’m back to coding in Sublime Text.I am finally at peace! Do you know how relaxing it is without the daily “update available” and “view release notes” ritual? There is nothing I dread more than release notes. Between VS Code and Zed, I must have glanced at a million lines of sloppy commit summaries. Can I remember seeing anything of value? Nothing comes to mind…Modern software sucks. It’s built by self-proclaimed “engineers” who make their chat box addiction your problem and still use Twitter.When I mentioned Sublime Text on the socials people went all nostalgic on me.Yes, I captioned a screenshot from a 4K scan of the original 1977 35mm Technicolor release print and then squooshed it into a 35KB lossy AVIF, so what?Sublime Text is still around. The last stable build was released May 2025. There are dev builds as recent as July this year. I don’t know who develops it and I don’t care. All I know… Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here. Michael Enger @michaelenger@hachyderm.io 47 days ago [-] I've tried a dozen different editors, but always come back to Sublime Text. It's just the cleanest and fastest editor out there. Gavin Anderegg @gavinanderegg@mastodon.social 47 days ago [-] I stuck with TextMate 1 and then 2 for a very long time. I eventually moved to Nova from Panic, and I've been very happy since. No shade on Sublime, but I do love that Nova is kept up to date, and I love Panic's attention to detail. newsonaut @newsonaut@mstdn.ca 46 days ago [-] I kept getting frustrated with Sublime because I couldn't get Package Control to work. TIL that it should be downloaded from Github, where it's kept up to date. https://github.com/sublimehq/package_control Also, there is a new directory at https://packages.sublimetext.io/