…took the program than what came before it. I'd estimate that about 90% of what TextMate ever needed to do, you could do with bundles. But the cost to find that last 10%, it was brutal.
Eventually, I bumped up against this limitation with TextMate. I wanted split windows, I wanted full-screen modes, I wanted better crags integration. No one could add those (when TextMate wasn't open source, circa 2010) because they required writing Objective-C rather than using TextMate's …
- casperfabricius.com: My first week with Sublime Text 2
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: Everyone Who Tried to Convince Me to use Vim was Wrong
- Hobo Blog: rb-appscript is cool
- John Resig: Google Cr-48 for Coding
- RubyFlow - Search for jruby: Redcar Editor 0.3.5 is Out!
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #571
TheSortableTree - Drag and drop GUI for nested sets in Rails.
Colour Schemes - Themes compatable with DT2, TextMate, VIM, and other editors.
Railyo - Private job board for Rails developers.
Font Awesome - Icon font for Bootstrap.
HTTP Compression Test - Easy way to make sure your servers are sending compressed content when requested to do so.
RubyJS - "A JavaScript standard library based on the Ruby core-lib."
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: This Week in Open Source
- The Pug Automatic: Customizing Rails.vim
- Kalzumeus Software: Bingo Card Creator (and other stuff) Year in Review 2012
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: JRuby 1.7.0, Passenger 4.0b1, Ruby 2.0 Feature Freeze
- CRAZ8: Seven Advanced Rails Fragment Cache Techniques
- Hobo Blog: Hobo 2.0.0.pre1 released
And a happy Thanksgiving to you as well.
Colour Schemes - A whole pile of 'em for Sublime Text 2 or TextMate.
Zuck - Gem to use Facebook's ads API.
Cramp - Asynchronous Ruby web application framework built on top of EventMachine.
Skitch and Evernote: A Letter from Keith Lang - Looks like they're actually listening to user feedback. Amazing.
- Scout ~ The Blog: The nuts and bolts of our Ruby-based realtime charts solution
- Giles Bowkett: With Apologies, Some Senseless Ruby Bickering
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 275 — My name is ...
…Programer's text editor ( Vi/ Vim, Emacs, TextMate or equivalent) The following operating systems have been tested as workstation systems with the hands on exercises:
Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04
Fedora 16
Mac OS X 10.7.3
Windows 7 Other platforms and platform versions may work without modification. Please contact Joshua Timberman at joshua@opscode.com with workstation questions.
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: From Solo to Full Chef
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Why Chef Should Manage Deploying Your Application
- till's blog: Getting the most out of Chef with Scalarium and vagrant
- Phusion Corporate Blog: Phusion welcomes Luuk Hendriks
- Signal vs. Noise: Anton Koldaev join 37signals as newest Sysop
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 333 - Amazeballs
You will also be able to install an executable into your system (a la GitX and Textmate) to make it easy to boot up a Tokaido in the context of the current application:
$ tokaido .
This will be especially useful for people using the rvm "mounted" Tokaido.
Integration with Code Quality Tools
By default, Tokaido will integrate with flog , flay and rails-best-practices . It will periodically scan your Rails app for problems and notify you via the app's notification …
- niczsoft: what you should know about rbenv and RVM
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: RVM Needs Your Help
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #847
…editors, I do consider this one more convenient than switching to another editor - for a while I used TextMate alongside Vim for project find-and-replace.
And as usual with Vim, you get a lot of power you may not find in those other editors.
Project-wide search with git-grep
I use my fork of git-grep-vim for project-wide search in Vim.
It's based on ack.vim but uses git-grep instead of ack.
You search like this:
: GitGrep some.*pattern
You can optionally …
- PeepCode Products: Smash Into Vim II
- Jerrett Taylor: My Vim setup for Rails development on OS X
- Zerosum Dirt(nap): Why I Love Vim
- A Piece of Our Mind: Friday Morning MetaBits - Sept. 24, 2010
- ones zeros majors and minors: man what
- Intridea - Company Blog: Alias Your Mom, and 4 Other Tips for Productive Development
…at ITT Exelis [ Dulles, Virginia]
DevOps Engineer at OneLogin [ San Francisco]
Last but not least..
What Is Your Primary Text Editor for Ruby Development?
Now at over 4,000 votes, this poll is an interesting look at what text editors Rubyists are using. It looks like the era of TextMate has truly passed.
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Come See Us in May!
- The Majestic Sea Creature: BohConf: The Best Ruby Conference Ever
- Blog on Applicake's ideas, Ruby on Rails and Internet start-ups: Behind the scenes of EuRuKo 2010 logo - time to share all designs!
- Blue Box Group: News: 2 Free Tickets to SunnyConf - September 25th!
- a Freelance Web Developer: Lightning Talk about the OneOfZombies project
- Joseph Wilk: Testing Outside of the Ruby World
Last night I started a new project that I'll be adding to over time. It's a Textmate Bundle that will create skeleton code for various popular JavaScript patterns such as Module, Singleton, and Sandbox. More will be added soon and (...)
- Lessons Learned: The ink is on the dead trees
- Developing with Style: Cake Nibbles: PHPShop, Debug Toolbar and Google No.1
- Trevor Turk: Links for 5-17-11
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: JRubyConf 2011
:w shortcutFoo helps you learn keyboard shortcuts for TextMate, XCode, Photoshop, command line and even Vim. But then again, Vim is shortcuts all the way down.
Attention to detail Litle Big Details , inspirational tumblog about the little details in well designed software.
Double down Using img tag to support retina displays .
To the cloud Netflix Operations: Part I, Going Distributed .
But is it? Betteridge's Law of Headlines : …
Is it punchcards? Remote terminals? Emacs? Textmate? Eclipse? Visual Studio? C? Ruby? JavaScript? In the 1920s, it was considered important to learn how to use slide rules. In the 1960s, it was considered important to learn mechanical drawing. None of that matters today. I'm hesitant to recommend any particular approach to coding other than the fundamentals as outlined in Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software , because I'm not sure we'll even …
- Zerosum Dirt(nap): Notes from MIT Startup Bootcamp
- Vineet Gupta | Computer Programmer: Edge vs. Cloud Computing
- Kalzumeus Software: Lessons Learned At Business of Software 2010
- Trevor Turk: Links for 12-9-2011
- » Product Launch Blog: Minescape and the Indie Software Phenomenon
- Ruby Inside: Ludum Dare for Rubyists: An Online 48 Hour Game Coding Competition