Newcomer to Corona: Sublime or ZeroBrane for coding/debugging

Getting Started Newbie Questions
#1

I am an experienced developer with many languages and IDEs though not with Lua. Sublime 3 is my goto editor especially for scripting, though I have no qualms using something else like ZeroBrane (which is Lua specific) if it suits my purpose.

I use a Mac and I assume I will be debugging certain code directly on devices.  My main purpose would be to make debugging as painless as possible. So, should I use the Sublime 3 plugin or should I use ZeroBrane for coding/debugging? Any dis/advantages one over the other?

Thanks!

#2

I prefer Sublime 3 as an editor.  It has lots of wonderful packages for making the editor nicer: split screens, the ability to open the same file multiple times in different views, …

I never (less than once a year) debug via stepping, etc.  Most problems can easily be solved from messages in the console and by adding comments to code to print them out.  Doing so is way faster IMHO.

However, if you insist on using the debugger, then ZeroBrane is the one I do use when I run the debugger.  I find it easier to use and more stable, but then again, I rarely do this anymore and the last time I used Sublime’s debugger, was in version 2.

#3

I prefer Sublime 3 as an editor.  It has lots of wonderful packages for making the editor nicer: split screens, the ability to open the same file multiple times in different views, …

I never (less than once a year) debug via stepping, etc.  Most problems can easily be solved from messages in the console and by adding comments to code to print them out.  Doing so is way faster IMHO.

However, if you insist on using the debugger, then ZeroBrane is the one I do use when I run the debugger.  I find it easier to use and more stable, but then again, I rarely do this anymore and the last time I used Sublime’s debugger, was in version 2.