Really impressed by the progress bar built into the site - I don't know any sites besides YouTube that are doing that!<p>For anyone else wondering, it looks like the app is powered by Backbone, D3, and Handlebars on the front-end.
Very nice! I love seeing the download stats graph showing the last couple months of downloads with OS stats and embedded github README instructions. (ex: <a href="https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/EasyMotion" rel="nofollow">https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/EasyMotion</a> (disclaimer: my plugin))
I really liked the changes, especially the loading indicator.<p>On the side note, I really feel that there should be some sort of "package file" on each sublime installation. Something like a bower.json or package.json. It'll help us to sync / move settings easily.
Moreover if it is coupled with a simple command to install all packages in that file, it'll be even better.
Nice looks! I'm having troubles finding how to set a package st3 compatible?<p>Found some info on github, but not much documentation, <a href="https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/issues/291" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/issues/291</a>
A few things:<p>If you can't secure it by downloading over SSL, couldn't you add a hash verification to the installation steps?<p>Having homepage & issues listed as 'github.com' for most repos isn't very helpful-- maybe show more of the URL?<p>Thanks for all your hard work, Package Control is a joy to use!
I'm not sure what it is, but something feels very wrong to me about sublime package control. It might be the instructions for submitting new packages. It might be the difficulty of installing a bunch of packages at once.
So far I've been managing my packages in a GitHub repository and that works well too. Since I keep switching between Mac, Linux and Windows it also allows me to easily share the profile with each installation.
Interesting to note that, according to the stats, most Sublime users that installed Git are on OS X while most users that installed PHP are on Windows. Overall it seems that the Windows user base is the largest.
Please don't use different label names for the same information. Having both "2" as well as "ST2" in different context leads to confusion.
I wonder if this one works from within China. I always have to go on a full VPN rather than just browser VPN to get Sublime to talk to the package control site.
I want to use SFTP with st3 but the package installer won't install without git. I don't have git. Does anyone know how can I get package control working?