I assume you have Package Control already installed. If you build your project in Maven and use Sublime Text for coding, this trick may be useful. If you have this already, then just hit command+shift+p and type 'package control: install package', and then type 'pretty' and select Pretty JSON. This places the file 'Package Control.sublime-package' into ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages. Hit command+shift+p to bring up a pop up text field and type 'install package control'. An even faster way is to use the package control. The long way on a Mac is to navigate to ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages and run this command from a terminal: git clone Restart Sublime and the open up some unformatted json and hit command+ctrl+j. You need three tools to use R in Sublime Text: R, Terminus, and SendCode. If you are working with json and want to view it in a pretty format within Sublime, you can install an extension very quickly.
Emmet - for fast and easy creation of HTML or CSS BracketHighlighter - to show you where you. They are specifically designed for a text editor called Sublime Text, but are compatible with others that use snippets. In my SublimeText editor, I like to have two open files. This repo contains snippets that help automate syntax generation for technical writers and developers writing content in DocBook XML. TmThemeEditor TmTheme Editor is the a visual color-scheme/theme editor for Sublime Text and Textmate editors.
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