So Sublime: A minimalist setup

The author shares their preferred setup for a JavaScript development environment on a Windows 10 system using Sublime Text 3 as the editor, highlighting a minimalist approach with specific plugins that enhance functionality without overwhelming complexity. They prefer the Monokai color theme with Source Code Pro font, run WSL with Debian for Linux operations, and use the Windows Terminal for command-line tasks, managing most projects within the WSL environment with git. A secondary display is used for recording or broadcasting, while Windows' virtual desktops help manage multiple applications. Key plugins include Clear Console, Color Picker, Editor Config, Markdown Preview, Sublime Linter with ESLint, Sync View Scroll, and TabNine, each serving distinct purposes from linting and markdown previewing to AI-powered autocompletion. Despite a few challenges with some plugins, the author appreciates the power and simplicity of Sublime Text, valuing its plugin ecosystem for allowing personalized configurations that align with individual preferences.