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does sublime have good support for language servers? looking for an alternative to vscode

I am older than you I love Dreamweaver

@@wadecodez Yes you can install LSP package, with LSP for different languages separately

@PlayerRPG85 Can you recommend me the plugins you use?

@@pratikkeni Can you recommend me the plugins you use? Let's say, when I use a model, I cannot import the path of the model.

I will probably make a video about it!

@@nunomaduro PLEASE GIV US WHITE THEME

@@nunomaduro Hope you'll do one! Just saw it on a Laravel Weekly video and it's really elegant 👌

I don't use any plugin for code completion.

@@nunomaduro You answered a bit below that you use LSP-Copilot. So you will have some kind of code completion

​@@JohnnyBigodes Ho yeah. Copilot is the only thing I use.

I will make a video about that.

Can you recommend me the plugins you use? Let's say, when I use a model, I cannot import the path of the model.

Great question! I've tried to focused this video only on the theme. I just have one package, that is: github.com/TerminalFi/LSP-copilot.

when saving the file just make sure it wont save it as .txt

i tried that but it still does not work@@debugmaster1

same problem. I'm on Ubuntu. I'm stuck at this point

Make sure to save the aura-theme.tmTheme without the txt extension

same problem on window broo

When saving the file, make sure to use the extension .tmTheme, such as aura-theme.tmTheme

When saving the file, make sure to use the extension .tmTheme, such as aura-theme.tmTheme

I like it. Thanks for sharing that feedback tho.

There's a package called "A file icon"... very handy

@@anciao_dev thanks brother

Because there is better.

@@nunomaduro Vscode is the standard for web. How is Sublime Text better than vscode? genuinely curious

​@@_timestampVsCode is slow. Haven't you noticed the difference?

@@_timestamp Dude, just 'cause something is "the standard", doesn't mean it's the best. VSCode was built using web-technology (electron in this case), which means it's basically some kind of "tweaked web browser". We all know that web browsers are slow and consume INFINITE memory without any acceptable reason, and that's exactly the same behavior you get when using VSCode. In Sublime Text, I can open a .dart file with LSP server functionality (autocomplete, diagnostics, etc) consuming around 250mb of RAM. If I open the exact same file, with the same LSP functionality in VSCode, it consumes at least 1.5gb of memory. That sh1t makes no sense at all. I believe the only reason people made VSCode a "standard" is because it's way easier to setup and start coding right away. In this video you can see Sublime Text takes more pacience and tweaking to make it work, specially if you're trying to setup a new language/tech. But I rather spend some time configuring an "efficient and nicelly built c++ based editor" than using a "horribly adapted web browser" as my editor. That's me though...

Sublime can do the same but is consumes less ram,cpu@@_timestamp

same

I had the same problem. Anyways if u still need this: Save that Raw file as "aura-theme.tmTheme"(make sure to include " "), and file type should be All Files.

​@@aleksa_2105Thanks Bro