Useful Sublime Text Plugins and Extension

Thursday, May 28, 2015

Sublime Text 3 is sophisticated text editor, which i really love, Because due to it simplicity, enriched with lots of features and free plugins to extend more features of Sublime Text.

In this post, find the list of useful Sublime Text Plugins & extensions which are capable of doing almost everything for all kind of developers and help them to perform several hassle free tasks and also which is love more.

1) Package Control:

Package control installation, click here

Package Control is the first thing that you have to install right away after installing SublimeText. With it, you can install, upgrade, remove, and view with ease the list of packages or plugins that you have installed in SublimeText.

2) Emmet:

One of the most popular plugins for editors. Emmet, a former Zen Coding is also one of the most efficient methods of increasing the productivity of web developers. After pressing on the Tab key Emmet converts a simple shortening in volume code snippets for HTML and CSS.

3) SidebarEnhancements:

SidebarEnhancements has a few new things in the Sidebar menu including New File Creation in the current project folder, Moving File and Folder, Duplicating File and Folder, Open in Finder and Browser, Refresh, and a bunch more.

4) HTML-CSS-JS Prettify:

The HTML-CSS-JS Prettify plugin is the most flexible and feature-rich of the plugins I evaluated. Available for Sublime Text 2 and Sublime Text 3, this plugin handles HTML, CSS, JavaScript and JSON files. It integrates well with the Sublime user interface–you can run it from the command palette, keyboard shortcuts(ctrl+shift+H) or the right-click context menu, and there’s an option to run a format every time you save a file

5) DocBlockr

If you follow coding guidelines strictly, this is one plugin that makes your task easier. DocBlokr helps you in creating proper comments for your code, by parsing the functions, parameters, variables, and automatically adding the basic items. Start with “/**” and DocBlockr does the rest for you.