Try! Sublime Text

2012.09.16 @ Python Conference Japan 2012

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1. TRY! 2012.09.16 @ Python Conference Japan 2012 SUBLIME TEXT ;)
2. Shinobu Kawano - I Work for Ariel Networks, Inc - Co-organizer of Japan Sencha User Group - @kawanoshinobu
4. Ariel Networks loves Pythonista <3
5. Do you know Sublime Text?
6. AGENDA - Introduction - DEMO
7. Introduction
8. December, 2005
9. In Australia
10. The man had been kicking around the idea of a 3D accelerated text editor
11. He spent a weekend building a prototype ,,,
12. ,,,
13. it sucked.
14. However, it gradually morphed into what Sublime Text is today.
15. His name is Jon Skinner, author of Sublime Text.
16. November, 2007
17. He quit job as software engineer at Google, to build a text editor
18. 3 principles
19. The focus should be on the Text, unobtrusive, minimal chrome.
21. The Don’t obscure the text with dialogs.
23. Use the pixels you’ve got.
25. January, 2008
26. Sublime Text 1.0 is OUT!
27. “The first impression that Sublime Text gives is that t’s beautiful” “…you won’t find anything more Zen than this text editor.” etc..
28. He also created - Support Forum - Documentation - Wiki
29. June, 2012
30. Sublime Text 2.0 Released !
31. Futures
32. Very Very Fast
33. Looks Awesome
34. Cross Platform
35. Goto Anything
36. Textmate Bundles Friendly
37. Easy Package Controll and So Many Plugins
38. - SublimeLinter - AllAutoComplete - SideBarEnhancements - SublimeBlockCursor - DocBlockr - Theme - Soda My plugins. That’s all.
39. More.. - Multiple Selections - Instant Project Switch - Mini Map - Split Editing - Command Palette - Customize Anything
40. My favorite future is - Vintage Mode (Vi Emulation) - Distraction Free Mode and..
41. Python based plugin API
42. Why Python was chosen?
43. Python - Very pleasant language - Huge selection of libraries - User base that’s at least as large
44. Choosing an extension ... - Adoption matters - Unicode matters - Libraries matter - Ease matters
45. Scheme?
46. - Early versions of Sublime Text used Scheme as an extension language
47. - Early versions of Sublime Text used Scheme as an extension language - It is far from mainstream ...
48. Lua?
49. - Very small code footprint - Excellent runtime speed
50. - Very small code footprint - Excellent runtime speed - Paucity of libraries ... - Weak Unicode support ... - Small-medium user base ...
51. JavaScript?
52. - Underrated, elegant language - People acquainted with its syntax
53. - Underrated, elegant language - People acquainted with its syntax - Not used as a general purpose language ...
54. He come to Python and Ruby
55. - Pleasant syntax and semantics - Good selection of libraries - Larger user base
56. However, , Python has a Secret Weapon
57. ctypes
58. That’s pretty Awesome!
59. Later, he found out,,
60. Ruby has a similar library called Ruby/DL 2.
61. Demo
62. Conclution
63. The text editor you'll fall in love - Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose - You'll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance
64. I'm happy if you feel Sublime Text is FUN!
65. Special Thanks to Sublime Blog http:/ /www.sublimetext.com/blog/ Sublime Text 2 documentation http:/ /www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/ Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation http:/ /docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/index.html
66. Woops! One more thing..
67. Sublime Text is Proprietary Software USD $59
68. Enjoy ;) http:/ /www.sublimetext.com