Sublime Text, a widely used text and source code editor, has undergone significant updates and enhancements across multiple platforms. With GPU rendering support now available on Linux, Mac, and Windows, users can enjoy a fluid interface experience even at resolutions up to 8K, all while consuming less power. Native support for Apple Silicon processors on Mac and Linux ARM64 builds further expands compatibility, including devices like the Raspberry Pi.
Sublime Text enhances file tabs, including tab multi-select, streamlines split views, and improves code navigation throughout the interface. The auto-complete engine has been rewritten for context-aware suggestions based on existing code in projects, providing smarter completions with information about their kind and links to definitions. The refreshed Default and Adaptive themes feature new tab styles and auto dark-mode switching, enhancing the overall UI experience.
now supports TypeScript, JSX, and TSX, catering to the modern JavaScript ecosystem. The syntax highlighting engine has been significantly improved to handle non-deterministic grammars, multi-line constructs, and syntax inheritance, reducing memory usage and faster load times. The Python API has also been updated to Python 3.8, expanding plugin capabilities and ensuring compatibility with Sublime Text 3 packages. With its minimal interface and comprehensive features for programmers, including configurable syntax highlighting and code folding, Sublime Text remains a popular choice for developers across platforms.
