# Sublime Text 3: Worth a look!

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**Created:** [November 4, 2018, 6:04pm UTC](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/sublime-text-3-worth-a-look/17142 "2018-11-04T18:04:06Z")\
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That’s GREAT @xiaodai! BTW, the Seti-UI theme matches the Atom environment, so if you are switching back and forth for things it may be a better experience.

Interesting idea, sort of a `SendCode` from the REPL out to HTML. So, started thinking about approach such as with a MarkDown file in one pane and a live HTML preview in the other (there are packages for this `Send to Browser`). Was thinking of instead of `showtable` going to STDOUT of the term, perhaps that can be redirected to a file, that in turn opens and is sent to a browser. But wait WAIT, there’s `PrettyTables` that now has HTML output and can be saved to HTML, so it might be a few step workflow that could be streamlined. Perhaps a job that watches a folder where the Julia HTML file is saved, which triggers a command to open the file in ST3, followed by a Preview in Browser?  
See this comment by @Ronis_BR:

> [@PrettyTables.jl now has initial support for HTML output](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/prettytables-jl-now-has-initial-support-for-html-output/30905/1):
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> Here is a screenshot of a Jupyter notebook using the HTML backend. Of course, you can also save the output to a .html file.

I was going to grab his example and try it but it’s a screenshot, but might have time later to try some more, will take a look. I already have HTML going to browser no problem.

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