However, when after the array I started typing flat(), autocomplete did not suggested me this method. For example, check the following code: const xs =, , 9].flat() console.log(xs) // However, autocomplete for TS is not working as it should in my opinion. With Sublime Text 4, you get support for TS, JSX & TSX out of the box. Well, this one was also pretty obvious since JS is one of the most popular programming language.
Also, I think that I can go quicker to definition with keyboard shortcut instead of mouse click. Now, there is also option to click on Definition text in autocomplete that will guide you to definition of a method for example. They actually improved auto complete, so that now is aware of your “project”. In my honest opinion, auto complete in Sublime Text was always behind in regards to its competition (for example VSCode). To be honest, this is something that I can live without it. This is just a fancy name for keyboard + mouse click combination on file to open it in some split view. Next on the list we have Tab Multi-Select. Still, nothing special here, just a natural step forward.
Apart from that, they also added support for Linux ARM64.
Apple release fairly cheap laptops with ARM processors, and I believe that people at Sublime naturally assumed that developers will use those processors and that Apple will push those processors to the rest of the MacBook line. First item on our list is actually not that surprising.
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