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 ;)
   

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2. Shinobu Kawano
   - I Work for Ariel Networks, Inc
   - Co-organizer of Japan Sencha User Group
   - @kawanoshinobu
   

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4. Ariel Networks loves Pythonista <3
   

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5. Do you know
   Sublime Text?
   

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6. AGENDA
   - Introduction
   - DEMO
   

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7. Introduction
   

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8. December, 2005
   

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9. In Australia
   

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10. The man had been kicking around
    the idea of a 3D accelerated
    text editor
    

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11. He spent a weekend building a
    prototype ,,,
    

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12. ,,,
    

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13. it sucked.
    

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14. However,
    it gradually morphed into what
    Sublime Text is today.
    

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15. His name is Jon Skinner,
    author of Sublime Text.
    

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16. November, 2007
    

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17. He quit job as software engineer
    at Google,
    to build a text editor
    

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18. 3
    principles
    

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19. The focus should be on the Text,
    unobtrusive, minimal chrome.
    

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21. The Don’t obscure the text
    with dialogs.
    

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23. Use the pixels you’ve got.
    

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25. January, 2008
    

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26. Sublime Text 1.0 is OUT!
    

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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..
    

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28. He also created
    - Support Forum
    - Documentation
    - Wiki
    

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29. June, 2012
    

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30. Sublime Text 2.0
    Released !
    

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31. Futures
    

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32. Very Very Fast
    

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33. Looks Awesome
    

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34. Cross Platform
    

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35. Goto Anything
    

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36. Textmate
    Bundles Friendly
    

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37. Easy Package Controll
    and So Many Plugins
    

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38. - SublimeLinter
    - AllAutoComplete
    - SideBarEnhancements
    - SublimeBlockCursor
    - DocBlockr
    - Theme - Soda
    My plugins. That’s all.
    

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39. More..
    - Multiple Selections
    - Instant Project Switch
    - Mini Map
    - Split Editing
    - Command Palette
    - Customize Anything
    

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40. My favorite future is
    - Vintage Mode (Vi Emulation)
    - Distraction Free Mode
    and..
    

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41. Python based plugin API
    

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42. Why Python was chosen?
    

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43. Python
    - Very pleasant language
    - Huge selection of libraries
    - User base that’s at least as large
    

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44. Choosing an extension ...
    - Adoption matters
    - Unicode matters
    - Libraries matter
    - Ease matters
    

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45. Scheme?
    

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46. - Early versions of Sublime Text
    used Scheme as an extension
    language
    

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47. - Early versions of Sublime Text
    used Scheme as an extension
    language
    - It is far from mainstream ...
    

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48. Lua?
    

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49. - Very small code footprint
    - Excellent runtime speed
    

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50. - Very small code footprint
    - Excellent runtime speed
    - Paucity of libraries ...
    - Weak Unicode support ...
    - Small-medium user base ...
    

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51. JavaScript?
    

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52. - Underrated, elegant language
    - People acquainted with its syntax
    

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53. - Underrated, elegant language
    - People acquainted with its syntax
    - Not used as a general purpose
    language ...
    

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54. He come to Python and Ruby
    

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55. - Pleasant syntax and semantics
    - Good selection of libraries
    - Larger user base
    

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56. However, ,
    Python has a Secret Weapon
    

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57. ctypes
    

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58. That’s pretty
    Awesome!
    

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59. Later, he found out,,
    

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60. Ruby has a similar library
    called Ruby/DL 2.
    

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61. Demo
    

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62. Conclution
    

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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
    

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64. I'm happy if you feel
    Sublime Text is FUN!
    

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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
    

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66. Woops! One more thing..
    

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67. Sublime Text is
    Proprietary Software
    USD $59
    

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68. Enjoy ;)
    http:/
    /www.sublimetext.com
    

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