Keep it simple. 🪁

When I decided to get back into computer programming after going more that a decade without doing any coding at all, I need to to find a text editor to type in my source code. After reading that many professionals use Visual Studio Code, I decided to download it and give it a try. ⬇

While VS Code has many different features and extensions, I was finding it difficult to get it setup and configured right. All that I really wanted to do was type in the source code for some example programs from some introduction to computer programming books that I bought, and then compile and run the programs. ✅

Enter Sublime. It is a simple text editor with syntax highlighting for the languages that I was going to be coding in. I don't need umpteen million options. I just want to code. I have used Sublime to enter in code for Python programs, HTML web pages, CSS stylesheets and JavaScript scripts. I am learning the basics of full stack web development as a hobby. 💻