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Sublime Text Power User: A Complete Guide
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202 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2014
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About the author
Wes Bos
3 books2 followersWes Bos is a Developer, Designer, Speaker and Teacher from Hamilton, Ontario. He works as an independent web developer and uses his passion for teaching as a lead instructor for HackerYou and Ladies Learning Code. Wes has taught over 500 students in 200+ classes and spoken at dozens of conferences around the world.
Wes has been using and mastering his Sublime Text workflow for 3.5 years. His blog posts and video tutorials have received over a million hits and are an invaluable resource for Sublime Text and web development alike.
Wes has been using and mastering his Sublime Text workflow for 3.5 years. His blog posts and video tutorials have received over a million hits and are an invaluable resource for Sublime Text and web development alike.
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December 3, 2014
Sadly, I'm disappointed.
Not with the tool - Sublime is made of pure awesomeness. It's the book that promised, but not delivers. It promises to provide you the knowledge to make you a power user, but it's barely sufficient to give you the overview of basics. Price to value ratio is really, really unfavorable.
What did I like?
Chapter about multi-caret editing & detailed description of Emmet commands.
What didn't I like / what did I miss?
There's nothing about plugin development, the chapter about a-must-have plugins is extremely short, there's really barely any info about console integration.
Yes, in the end this book is just a starter. Not a bad one, but for sure it's not worth the money author asks for it. And the last con - no mobi version.
Not with the tool - Sublime is made of pure awesomeness. It's the book that promised, but not delivers. It promises to provide you the knowledge to make you a power user, but it's barely sufficient to give you the overview of basics. Price to value ratio is really, really unfavorable.
What did I like?
Chapter about multi-caret editing & detailed description of Emmet commands.
What didn't I like / what did I miss?
There's nothing about plugin development, the chapter about a-must-have plugins is extremely short, there's really barely any info about console integration.
Yes, in the end this book is just a starter. Not a bad one, but for sure it's not worth the money author asks for it. And the last con - no mobi version.
May 24, 2016
Quite a good and brief book on how to maximise sublime text usage. But while it does not make me a pro user, it points me in the direction where i can get more information.
December 6, 2016
É realmente um guia bem completo, onde até usuários mais avançados irão tirar dicas desconhecidas e ter boas surpresas do tipo "como não sabia disso antes?"
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