Setup MavensMate with Sublime Text 3
Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for coding.You'll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance.
I started my apex coding on eclipse force.com IDE and gradually shifted to sublime text due to force.com IDE's sluggishness. There is an awesome package for us called MavensMate, that lets us do Apex coding directly in Sublime Text. So lets get started without any further delay.
1. Install Sublime Text 3 :
Download Sublime Text 3 as shown in below image and install the .exe file.
2. Install Package Control
Package Control is required for package management in sublime.
- Open installation page, copy the python script in red frame.
- Open Sublime Text Console.
3. Install MavensMate :
Now using package control, it's dead simple to install any other plugin.
MavensMate-app-v0.0.10-win-x64-setup.zip
- Open package control : Preferences > Package Control
- Input “install”, then select “Package Control: Install Package
- In next screen, put “MavensMate“,click the menu to install.
It will show you success message once installation gets completed.
4. Install MavensMate - Desktop App:
Download MavensMate-Desktop zip file and extract it anywhere .
As per my recommendation download the stable one versionMavensMate-app-v0.0.10-win-x64-setup.zip
5. Setting up workspace :
Open mavensmate app and click on menu > Setting
Update workspace (mm_workspace) section of mavensmate where you want to store your code locally.
6. Creating new Salesforce Project :
1. Open Mavensmate > Project > New Project
Provide "Project Name", "Salesforce username", "Salesforce Password+Security Token","Environment whether it is production or sandbox"
2. Click project metadata to select project metadata
3. Click create project
That's all and now you are good to go for salesforce development.
I have also created a nice Youtube video if you want to go through.
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