Sublime alias to open from command line

**How to open Sublime from the command line**

1. Verify that `Sublime Text 2` is installed in your `Applications` folder
2. Launch Sublime from the GUI and open the file `.bash_profile` OR `.zshrc` in your HOME directory.
3. Copy/Paste this line to .bash_profile:

```
alias subl='/Applications/Sublime\ Text\ 2.app/Contents/MacOS/Sublime\ Text\ 2 $1'
```

4. Close and re-open your Terminal or ITerm
5. Now type `subl` and Sublime should start up. You can also pass a file name or and entire folder to subl like this:

```
$> subl my_cool_program.rb

$> subl .   
```
The last command opens the current folder