Use Sublime Text 3 to write front-end code

The following column sublime tutorial will introduce to you how to use Sublime Text to write front-end code.

Although I am equally comfortable writing pages in IDEA, when it comes to the front-end, I am still an out-and-out elementary school student. So I hope to use a relatively lightweight IDE during the learning process. The combination of Sublime and plug-ins can just meet my needs.

Requirements

First of all, a lightweight front-end IDE requires the following functions:

● Tree navigation

● Quick creation File

● Code auto-completion

● Code highlighting

● Code prompt

● Code formatting

● Code tracking

Plug-in selection

● SideBarEnhancements: Enhanced toolbar

● AnvancedNewFile: Quickly create files

● ConvertToUTF8: Use UTF8 to print File

● Emmet: Quick completion of front-end code (HTML/CSS)

● SublimeCodeIntel: Code tips

● DocBlockr: Advanced JS comments

● JSHint: JS syntax check

● JsFormart: JS code formatting

● Javascript Beautify: JS code formatting

● Git: git code tracking plug-in

Rendering

P.S. For Sublime installation plug-in method, see Sublime Text installation plug-in

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