Compare PureBasic and Sublime Text 
- Users report that PureBasic excels in ease of use with a score of 9.7, making it particularly friendly for beginners, while Sublime Text, although still user-friendly, has a slightly lower score of 9.1.
- Reviewers mention that Sublime Text shines in syntax highlighting with a score of 9.2, providing a more visually appealing coding experience compared to PureBasic's score of 8.0.
- G2 users highlight that PureBasic offers strong collaborative editing features with a score of 9.0, which is significantly better than Sublime Text's score of 7.6, indicating a more robust environment for team projects.
- Users on G2 report that Sublime Text has superior find and replace functionality, scoring 9.1, which is a notable advantage over PureBasic's score of 8.3, making it easier to manage large codebases.
- Reviewers mention that PureBasic's extensibility is rated at 8.7, allowing for a good level of customization, while Sublime Text's plugins and integrations score slightly higher at 8.5, indicating a broader range of available enhancements.
- Users say that while both products have solid cross-platform support, PureBasic's score of 8.9 suggests a more seamless experience across different operating systems compared to Sublime Text.
Some of PureBasic's best features are that it is cross-platform ( Windows, Linux and Macintosh ), easily extended by creating libraries, the compiler is fast and creates highly optimized executables with small footprints. I also find that the user...
The graphical interface builder that comes with the IDE leaves a lot to be desired. There are free third party GUI editing tools that work much better than PureBasic's built in one. Overall, if your software solution needs a GUI, you're better using...
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.
Some of PureBasic's best features are that it is cross-platform ( Windows, Linux and Macintosh ), easily extended by creating libraries, the compiler is fast and creates highly optimized executables with small footprints. I also find that the user...
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...
The graphical interface builder that comes with the IDE leaves a lot to be desired. There are free third party GUI editing tools that work much better than PureBasic's built in one. Overall, if your software solution needs a GUI, you're better using...
* 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.
