13 REASONS TO USE OF SUBLIME TEXT OVER DREAMWEAVER 17 MARCH, 2014 BY TOM ELLIOTT I started writing this post over a year ago but back then it was entitled something along the lines of ‘Reasons why I use Dreamweaver over code editors’. This was biased, as I hadn’t properly explored other code editors like Coda, Sublime Text or Notepad++. So, wanting to write an objective post from a web developers point of view, and because I had heard many good things about it, I setup Sublime Text 2 and dove straight in. I’m glad I did because it quickly became obvious that my presumed reasons for Dreamweaver’s superiority were just wrong. We are all creatures of habit to a greater or lesser degree and when we develop workflows to help make our lives easier, we can get entrenched in the view that these honed practices are superior. It’s not our fault, confirmation bias is supposedly programmed in our DNA . Even so, it’s healthy to try and keep questioning and challenging ourselves, espe...
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