The Rise and Fall of Sublime Text
Thank you, Depot, for sponsoring this video. Try Depot: https://depot.plug.dev/0tUnhsY and stop waiting for slow Docker builds. Depot runs builds remotely with persistent caching — no workflow changes required. You didn’t discover Sublime Text. You ran into it. When another editor froze. When a file was too large. When everything else felt heavy. You opened Sublime. It didn’t hesitate. You didn’t think about why. That moment — the absence of friction — is the real beginning of this story. Because Sublime Text was never designed to impress you. It was designed to not interrupt you. And that single idea shaped everything that followed — including why Sublime would later fade from the center of the conversation without ever actually failing. how does something succeed and disappear at the same time? 00:00 The Editor You Didn’t Choose 01:52 A Philosophy of Zero Friction 03:40 Sponsor 04:29 Owning the Stack 06:35 When Editors Became Platforms 08:22 It Didn’t Lose Learn more about CodeSource
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