“Stuck in Sublime Text? 10 Shortcuts to Jumpstart Your Coding Flow”
Sublime Text’s straightforward layout becomes even more powerful when you add shortcuts. Open files by name with Cmd + P
, enabling fast navigation in large projects. Cmd + D
lets you select the next instance of a word, great for multi-line edits, while Cmd + / toggles comments on selected lines, keeping code easy to read. Duplicate lines with Cmd + Shift
+ D for repetitive tasks, and cycle through tabs with Cmd + Option
+ Arrow. Search projects with Cmd + Shift
+ F, making it easy to find variables across files. Cmd + Ctrl
+ G enables multi-cursor editing, so you can make bulk changes to repetitive code. Once you’re familiar with these, Sublime becomes a streamlined coding machine, letting you work faster with fewer clicks.