Overall, Sublime is looking like a very thorough and capable program. This may not mean much starting out, but as you progress into more complex projects, having multiple options is always a plus. What’s more, Sublime is not open source, meaning that (as stated by Slant) it doesn’t have as many new developments or plugins as open source text editors offer. With only a 30-day trial period before you’re required to buy that full $70 license, finding the right plugins and extensions, and learning how to install them, may overwhelm you. Then, users must learn which plugins, extensions, and packages best enhance their experience. According to Dunebook, Sublime requires their users to install a package manager before even beginning the coding process. So much of the Sublime experience relies on plugins and extensions that it can be a lesson in coding in itself for a beginner to even bring Sublime to an optimal state.
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