Sublime Text 2/3 – Packages And Shortcuts

I always start with the one package that allow to stay in sublime and improve it quickly: packagecontrol.io

Next on the line is the option to make our editor a bit more friendly with: SublimeCodeIntel It’s A full-featured code intelligence and smart autocomplete engine for Sublime Text. Few of the technologies that are supported:
JavaScript, SCSS, Python, HTML, Ruby, Python3, XML, HTML5, Perl, CSS, Node.js, Tcl, TemplateToolkit and (of course) PHP.
From here there are many options.
Few the I’ve found useful:

• Git
• Emmet
• Terminal
• ColorPicker
• SublimeREPL
• LiveReload – Make your life easier with this live reload ability. It will save you a lot of clicks on the ‘reload’ button (or cmd+r).
• MarkdownPreview – I love markdown and this one is making me more productive with it.
• JSLint – If you are writing some javascript, this one is a must.
• DocBlockr – Create a new documentation block with a quick click. And yes, it will extract that function’s parameter information and pre-fill it in your documentation block. nice, no?
• Soda Theme – just to keep up with the cool kids on the block.

Client-side libraries

• Foundation – A collection of snippets to build Foundation5 framework components such as the Buttons, Tabs, and Navigation.
• Bootstrap 3 – If you prefer Bootstrap, try this.
• jQuery Mobile – A collection of snippets to build jQuery Mobile components and layouts.
• HTML5 Boilerplate – this snippet lets you create HTML5 Boilerplate documents in a snap.

Specific server-side technologies support

PHP – Sublime PHP Companion and you might want to try SublimeAllAutocomplete as well because of its ability to register the names of all symbols (functions, classes, variables etc’). Also, you need a good SublimeLinter PHP – just to make sure your code is in best readable way.

For NodeJS – Check these settings.

Shortcuts

Basics

⌘T	Goto file
⌘⌃P	Goto project
⌘R	Goto methods
⌃G	Goto line
⌘K ⌘B	toggle sidebar
⌘⇧P	command prompt. You can also jump to symbols: To quickly jump to specific symbols, hold down ⌘P to open up a search field. Type in your symbol and press enter.
⌘⇧N	new window (useful for new project)

Editing/Find/Bookmarks

⌘L	select line and repeat it to select next lines.
⌘D	select a word. You can repeat select others occurrences and in one time edit all of them at once. This feature gives you the ability to have Multiple cursors: You can edit multiple lines of code simultaneously very easily by holding down Cmd (ctrl for Windows) and then clicking different lines with your mouse.
⌃⇧M	select content into brackets
⌘⇧↩	insert a line before
⌘↩	intert a line after
⌃⇧K	delete line
⌘KK	delete from cursor to end of line
⌘K⌫	delete from cursor to start of line
⌘⇧D	duplicate line(s)
⌘J	join lines
⌘KU	upper case
⌘KL	lower case
⌘ /	comment
⌘⌥ /	block comment
⌘Y	redo or repeat
⌘⇧V	past and ident
⌃ space	autocomplete (repeat to select next suggestion)
⌃M	jump to matching brackets
⌘U	soft undo (movement undo)
⌘⇧U	soft redo (movement redo)
⌘F	find
⌘⌥F	replace
⌘⌥G	find next occurrence of current word
⌘⌃G	select all occurrences of current word for multiple editing
⌘⇧F	find in files
⌘⌥1	single column
⌘⌥2	two columns
⌘⌥5	grid (4 groups)
⌃[1,2,3,4]	focus group
⌃⇧[1,2,3,4]	move file to group
⌘[1,2,3…]	select tab. Btw you can also, reopen closed tabs. you just press Shift +Cmd + T (or Shift + ctrl + T on Windows).
⌘F2	toggle bookmark
F2	next bookmark
⇧F2	previous bookmark
⌘⇧F2	clear bookmarks
⌘K space	set mark
⌘KW	delete from cursor to mark
⌘KA	select from cursor to mark
⌘KG	clear mark

Misc

• Discussions on this topic over at Hacker News.
• A quick and easy way to pass all your settings from one machine to another is by copying the ‘User’ directory.
• A good tutorial with lots of short videos

Btw, if you have any suggestion, please feel free.