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Suggestion: community wiki or cookbooks for getting started on common development envs #4495
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If my memory servers, @wbond said that should go unofficial docs. Or at least, there won't be official recommendation. |
The canonical getting started into guides and suggested practices from our perspective is to use stock Sublime Text and make any changes/configurations you personally desire. I personally have never use LSP when working with TypeScript or any other language. As such this is definitely something for the unofficial docs. |
Thanks for the pointer, didn't realize these unofficial community docs existed! Agreed that this sort of guidance shouldn't be an "official" recommendation and so unofficial docs is the right home. I do think that that for a new Sublime user, navigating all of the different Package Control options can be challenging. It turns out an effort for this sort of documentation was already underway in sublimetext-io/docs.sublimetext.io#24 so took a stab at adding this sort of documentation for TypeScript in sublimetext-io/docs.sublimetext.io#54 |
Was excited to see the Typescript support announced in Sublime Text 4.
Eventually got everything working well but it took a lot of Googling, searching/parsing of forum posts, and reading through plugin docs to understand that with ST4 I probably want LSP, LSP-TypeScript, SublimeLinter, and sublimelinter-eslint packages in addition to the stock syntax support...but not the TypeScript package.
Eventually was able to get where I wanted, but it required a lot of searching and acronym decoding. It would be nice if there was a wiki or set of cookbooks for canonical "getting started" intro guides + suggested practices! It's hard sometimes to understand pros/cons of different approaches and whether they are needed for ST3 or ST4.
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