In Visual Studio you can minimize huge chunks of code using regions; they essentially just surround the code and minimize it in the window.
Does Sublime have a feature similar to this?
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Use the #Region directive to specify a block of code to expand or collapse when using the outlining feature of Visual Studio IDE. You can place, or nest, regions within other regions to group similar regions together.
By default, you can select some code the go to Edit > Code Folding > Fold.
There are tons of plugins that leverage the code-folding api for more options.
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