Best Sublime Text Features and Shortcuts (Windows)

Hey everyone! The Django series is coming along. I plan on having it released by the end of this month (August). In the meantime, I will continue trying to put out weekly videos until that series is complete. Hope everyone finds this video helpful!

Very useful video! I always wondered what type of sorcery the online python instructors employed when they do all these nifty shortcuts so I'm so happy you made a video on this. Hopefully you'll do an update for Pycharm and/or VS code soon. :)

To spawn multiple cursors you can also use CTRL + ALT + UP or DOWN arrows.

nice nice thanks a lot

ALT+CTRL + ARROW UP/DOWN keeps your hand on the keyboard if multicursor selection should be vertical

I thought this video is at 1.5x speed.

ALT + SHIFT + ( NUMBER OF PANELS YOU WANT TO SEE ON THE SCREEN )

is that the default sublime text font ?

Thak you very much sir

For programming in python is there any packages or setups that would allow sublime text to run like an IDE? i have to keep going back and forth between sublime and IDLE to test output and its a little inefficient

Alt+F3 - select all the similar words,
ctrl+D - select the next similar word,

Alt+Shit+2 - 2 column lay out
Alt+Shit+5 - gird lay out
Alt+Shit+8 - 2 row lay out


ctrl+k, ctrl+B - toggle side bar
ctrl+/ - comment a line

Scroll Click + move mouse --> to select multiple lines, instead of Ctrl + Click.
Lot more Efficient.

Alt + Shift + 3 is not working on my ROG Zephyrus. Anybody know why?

Ty that must be help to my computer lab with my teacher not noticing

thank you Corey you are a godsend! these were some really cool features I'm definitely gonna use

Corey, all of your videos are great! Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise and for explaining it all so clearly and succinctly.

ctrl+z is to undo, very helpful

good tips there, I've wanted to no how you comment in python so easy so many times haha...now i know :)

Does sublime text support taking input from user? .... In mine it doesn't work

Such great content! Sublime was already my go-to editor, and now I can use it even more efficiently. Thanks Corey!

Dear Corey,
You are doing a fabulous job and I keep coming back to your videos to learn new concepts. I request you to cover two topics which keep coming back to haunt me in my day to day work life - Python subprocess (stdout and stderr capturing) and Python multiprocessing. I believe that you should explain multiprocessing and multithreading logic in Python as no one can do that better than you.

Cheers