Sidebar Enhancements - Adds a slew of new options to the right-click menu in the sidebar, including new file/folder, open with, rename, move, delete, etc.

Color Highlighter - Attempts to preview any CSS colors in your current document, either by highlighting the text or by adding a color swatch to the gutter.

Bracket Highlighter - Highlights the opening and closing brackets for whatever chunk of code you're currently editing.

AlignTab - I use this all the time in my CSS to align multiple properties so they're easier to read.

This is a small collection of Sublime plugins that enhance the editor and make it easier to make the changes you need. It's simple and easy to read, but it also has a few nice typographic flares such as the lowercase letter 't' that make it a pleasure to use. Inconsolata has been my go-to programming font for years. He uses it in all of his screencasts, and it looks lovely, with great colors and contrast, and lots of usable features like visible line guides. In particular, it has support added for a number of Sublime plugins and linters. This is Wes Bos' enhanced version of the Cobalt color scheme that ships with many editors. In addition, Material Theme offers an addon to enable a color-tinted application bar that extends the Material design style. This is a UI theme (not a color scheme), which changes the appearance of the editor itself. It's mostly based on a set of tips from Wes Bos, who literally wrote the book on becoming a Sublime Text power user. I've put a bit of work into customizing my Sublime Text setup.

Sublime for mac 2016