The geeky thread: show off your Sublime Text startup time

[jbrooksuk]

Mine.

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AdvancedNewFile
Alignment
ApacheConf.tmLanguage
AutoFileName
BufferScroll
CoffeeScript
CSSComb
InsertNums
JSFormat
LESS
NetTuts+ Fetch
Package Control
phpDocumentor
Prefixr
Sublime-Evaluate
SublimeREPL

Mine says

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startup time: 6.59451

interesting...

I just quite Sublime again and restarted it

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startup time: 0.887752

apparently I had an update for a plugin...

[gekko]

My list:

BufferScroll
DocBlockr
Edit History
ExportHtml
FavoriteFiles
FuzzyFileNav
Gist
HexViewer
JsFormat
LineEndings
Local History
Modific
Nodejs
nodejsLauncher
Origami
Package Control
Require Node.js Modules Helper
SideBarEnhancements
SublimeLinter
SublimeRope
Sundired Color Scheme
ToggleQuotes
Tortoise
TrailingSpaces
WinMerge

First startup time:
startup time: 30.0529

Subsequent startup time:
startup time: 0.565472

I believe the first startup will always be slow for me as the hard drive on my laptop is slow.
Later a startup is of course faster because all the files are in the cache.

BTW: I have
"hot_exit": false,
"remember_open_files": false,

[tito]

First start

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plugin init time: 2.62461
loading bindings
loading pointer bindings
found 1 files for base name Soda Dark.sublime-theme
theme loaded
app ready
pre session restore time: 3.94761
startup cache, total files: 172 cache hits: 172
startup time: 4.77755 (package setup was not run)
loaded 349 snippets

Next start

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plugin init time: 2.2419
loading bindings
loading pointer bindings
found 1 files for base name Soda Dark.sublime-theme
theme loaded
app ready
pre session restore time: 2.9247
startup cache, total files: 172 cache hits: 172
startup time: 3.5638 (package setup was not run)
loaded 349 snippets

Packages

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Alignment
ApacheConf.tmLanguage
Batch File
BracketHighlighter
BufferScroll
CSS
Camaleon
ClipboardCommands
Color Scheme - Default
Default
DetectSyntax
Dictionaries
Diff
Edit History
EncodingHelper
Function Name Display
Goto Documentation
Goto-CSS-Declaration
HTML
HTMLAttributes
Hasher
INI
JavaScript
JsFormat
JustSwapQuotes
Language - English
LineEndings
Makefile
Markdown
Open-Include
Origami
PHP
Package Control
Pretty JSON
Preview
Python
Rails
Regular Expressions
Ruby
SFTP
SQL
ShellScript
SideBarEnhancements
SideBarGit
Smart Match
SublimeCodeIntel
Tag
Terminal
Text
Textile
Theme - Default
Theme - Soda
Tito
User
Vintage
WinMerge
WordCount
WordHighlight
XML
YAML
sublimelint
test

[agibsonsw]

Just a suggestion, but it is very easy via PackageControl to disable plug-ins that you are not using

I believe it would even be possible to create what is called a Perspective in another editor. That is, a command which enables some packages, and disables others. I suppose this could even happen automatically according to the file (or Project) that is active.

Then again, someone may already have done this..?

Added: I also believe that some users might be including more than one plug-in that perform a similar role; this might lead to conflict or, at least, confusion. But this is just my two cents . Andy.

[tobalsan]

Can any user of SublimeCodeIntel give his opinion about it ? I noticed that all the "fast loading" (under 1 sec) are not using SublimeCodeIntel, whereas the "slower" ones use it.

That confirms what I thought, SublimeCodeIntel sort of clutters ST2 (not that i'm ranting about this plugin or anything, i have installed and i think it's a good plugin). Just it seems to slow down our favorite code editor a bit.

[agibsonsw]

Can any user of SublimeCodeIntel give his opinion about it ? I noticed that all the "fast loading" (under 1 sec) are not using SublimeCodeIntel, whereas the "slower" ones use it.

That confirms what I thought, SublimeCodeIntel sort of clutters ST2 (not that i'm ranting about this plugin or anything, i have installed and i think it's a good plugin). Just it seems to slow down our favorite code editor a bit.

There is an updated version of SublimeCodeIntel but I forget what it is called. If you seach this forum you should find it. The original version is not maintained and behaves erratically, I understand.