http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/community
One suggestion to bring it to at least feature parity: It is useful to display the operating systems that each package supports.
That gives you instant search.
* Add categories (by language, software integration, accessibility, whatever) * Add links to the package website and/or Github url * Add screenshots for every package, especially themes. Nothing worse than clicking on "Uber Theme VIII" only to see that it says "Here's a new theme called Uber Theme VIII" but I'd have to install it to find out what it looks like. No thanks.
I'm planning to add these features in the upcoming days/weeks:
- load package infos from other sources than github - st 2/3 version compatibility - supported platform - faceted search
right now the website is as minimal as possible, I wanted to ship something as quickly as possible to have the fastest possible feedback. I wasn't expecting someone to post on HN though — nor my poor ec2 micro instance did ;)
> links to the package website and/or Github url
It's always there :)
> Add screenshots for every package, especially themes
Lots of theme developers already put theme in their README, though I agree some don't and it's painful. I'll see what I can do.
I'm teaching myself HTML, and CSS and JS (jQuery). Are there any essential Sublime Text packages that I have to install? I searched it on DDG but it wasn't very helpful (most of the articles were outdated).
PS: I only have "Package Control" installed.
Thanks for responding!
Node.js isn't happy :)
Maybe this still needs some love...
