Compare Atom and Sublime Text 
- Users report that Atom excels in collaborative editing features, allowing multiple users to work on the same file simultaneously, which is particularly beneficial for teams. In contrast, reviewers mention that Sublime Text's collaborative editing capabilities are less robust, making it less suitable for team environments.
- Reviewers mention that Sublime Text offers superior find and replace functionality, with more advanced options and faster performance, which users find essential for large codebases. Atom's find and replace feature, while adequate, does not match the speed and efficiency of Sublime Text.
- G2 users highlight Atom's extensibility, praising its vast library of plugins and integrations that enhance functionality. Users say that Sublime Text also supports plugins but has a more limited selection compared to Atom, which can restrict customization options.
- Users on G2 report that both Atom and Sublime Text provide excellent cross-platform support, allowing developers to work seamlessly across different operating systems. However, reviewers mention that Atom's performance can lag on older machines, while Sublime Text is noted for its speed and efficiency even on less powerful hardware.
- Reviewers mention that Atom's syntax highlighting is highly customizable, which appeals to users who prefer a tailored coding experience. In contrast, users say that Sublime Text's syntax highlighting is more consistent out of the box, making it easier for new users to get started without extensive customization.
- Users report that both products have similar ease of use ratings, but reviewers mention that Sublime Text's interface is more streamlined, which can lead to a quicker learning curve for new users compared to Atom's more complex layout.
It is very easy to use and has multiple functionalities including coding, web-development, text scripting, etc. It integrates with Mac OS, MS Windows, and Linux and it allows cross-platform application integration. It also allows its users to install...
Sessions are not saved by default in Atom core, there's a package that does the job for now (https://github.com/mpeterson2/save-session). Sublime does it by default. Needs some performance improvements, sometimes it gets unresponsive after opening a...
Sublimetext is the best text editor I have used, at the time of programming it is my first option. Its interface is friendly so it is easy to use, it has a very good number of keyboard shortcuts that allows me to quickly access any program complement or...
* Configuration can be a pain (using hand-editing config files) * Projects sometimes re-index continually after every save. A restart usually resolves this. * Sublime 2 -> 3 transition is (was?) confusing.
It is very easy to use and has multiple functionalities including coding, web-development, text scripting, etc. It integrates with Mac OS, MS Windows, and Linux and it allows cross-platform application integration. It also allows its users to install...
Sublimetext is the best text editor I have used, at the time of programming it is my first option. Its interface is friendly so it is easy to use, it has a very good number of keyboard shortcuts that allows me to quickly access any program complement or...
Sessions are not saved by default in Atom core, there's a package that does the job for now (https://github.com/mpeterson2/save-session). Sublime does it by default. Needs some performance improvements, sometimes it gets unresponsive after opening a...
* Configuration can be a pain (using hand-editing config files) * Projects sometimes re-index continually after every save. A restart usually resolves this. * Sublime 2 -> 3 transition is (was?) confusing.
