This is the inaugural article of my “Web Development Tools” series I plan on continuing for at least a few more posts, sharing some of the essential tools I use for web development every day. When I have the chance to work with new people, we always exchange useful information about the tools and libraries we use. This series is an attempt to organize this information.
Today’s pick: Mailtrap
Once upon a time, I was working on a 2.
I really like Sublime Text. Today, I like it even more. Thanks to a blog post by Uesugi Shu, this long-open bug regarding Japanese character input has a viable workaround!
The link is in Japanese; I’ve (roughly) translated the steps required to achieve the same result below:
Open the Sublime Text keymap file. This is at ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/Default/Default (OSX).sublime-keymap -- Sublime Text 3 didn’t let me edit the file in-place, so I had to use a different text editor.
