Writing clean code is something you should always strive for in your WordPress projects, and you should always do what you can to adhere to the WordPress Coding Standards. I tested out a really awesome tool today that you should seriously consider adding to your workflow if you are a Sublime Text 2 user.
The package for Sublime Text2 comes from WeLoveWordPress, which was based off of the WP-PHPTidy project by Scribu.
The NetTuts tutorial mentioned in the video can be found here.
By the way, this tool was mentioned to be by someone on Twitter, but I forgot who it was. If it was you, please speak up so I can thank you publicly!
I think I suggested it to you
Nice plugin, thanks, the official website to install sublime package is http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control
Another nice plugin for developer is sublimelinter
Is there any sort of package ( or service for that matter ) like this that does the same sort of thing to CSS? I was actually just about to spend the next hour or so reformatting a nasty CSS file, and this kind of functionality would help me out immensely.
Looks like this one might work: https://github.com/fitnr/SublimeCSSTidy I haven’t tested it personally.
I wish this was already included in the Package Control for ST3. Grrrr.