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		outcoldman on July 3, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Sublime Merge I used ST since v2, and SM since the release. Sublime Text used to be my IDE for Python/C++/Go development. But later I switched to IntelliJ, and now Sublime Text is naked/pluginless editor for me, that I am ok to pay 100 every 3 years. I love the product. I use Sublime Merge only as a diff tool, or a review tool before the commit. Love it as well.

syspec on July 3, 2024 [–]

I find the diff tool, merge tool, blame, and fit history tooling in IntelliJ to be best in class.

As a user of both, what draws you to sublime merge for those actions even though you likely already have intellij open for the same project?

Thx!

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