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>>james2+(OP)
I came to Sublime Text 3 from Atom because I wanted a native editor. It boggles my mind that so many people love VS Code.

I’ve tried Zed, it’s a beautiful editor…it’s just too opinionated. For whatever reason, it doesn’t understand my Deno projects and I content get rid of the red squigglies.

Sublime lives up to its name.

>>NetOpW+Nc
VS code has good defaults and extensions but if you have time to configure it precisely it's also possible. When configured to your needs the differences between ST and VSC aren't big. What I don't understand is why would anyone use Eclipse.

>>domini+eg
Eclipse is a full IDE. Sublime Text and VSCode are not.

A competitor to Eclipse would be JetBrains IntelliJ or Visual Studio (not Code), both are often considered superior by far, but neither are free.

Eclipse is also a platform for creating applications (RCP/RAP).

>>GuB-42+Fi
> Eclipse is a full IDE. Sublime Text and VSCode are not.

I don't understand what practical difference there is between Eclipse/IntelliJ and VSCode with extensions that makes one an IDE and the other not.