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Unix Tip #2 (Command Prompt)

Derek Neighbors — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:26:02 +0000

Customize your command prompt.

TextMate Tip #7 (Declarations Continued)

Derek Neighbors — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 20:14:54 +0000

More Ruby declarations for TextMate.

TextMate Tip #7 (Declaratoins Continued) from Derek Neighbors on Vimeo.

TextMate Tip #6 (Declarations)

Derek Neighbors — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 15:19:18 +0000

Working with Ruby declarations in TextMate.

TextMate Tip #6 (Declarations) from Derek Neighbors on Vimeo.

TextMate Tip #5 (Counting Iterators)

Derek Neighbors — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 06:22:59 +0000

TextMate Tip #5 (Counting Iterators) from Derek Neighbors on Vimeo.

Got more motivation to keep slugging away at TextMate Tips. Besides good comments here in the blog and on the video sites where the content is posted.

Spending 10 minutes every few days has gotten developers in the office talking about their tools more. So while the initial goal was to get myself and some interns up to speed on TextMate, it really has pushed everyone to up their game. In fact, I got this email today from Clayton…

Jay and I found a really useful shortcut for jumping between specs and the models/controllers they represent. Also works with jumping between a Cucumber feature file and its steps.

(With a model open)
CTRL-SHIFT-DOWN ARROW
Jumps to the spec file for this model (The opposite works when viewing a spec)

(With a feature open)
CTRL-SHIFT-DOWN ARROW
Jumps to the step file for this feature (The opposite works when viewing a step file)

Unfortunately I’m not sure which Bundle this comes with.

I am hoping that after getting out of the basics with the Tip of the Day we will get to more advanced content/bundles. Soon. Just be patient.

TextMate Tip #4 (rDoc)

Derek Neighbors — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 00:39:20 +0000

More basic Ruby commands for Textmate. Including run file, toggle string/symbol and rDoc for selection.

TextMate Tip #4 (RDoc) from Derek Neighbors on Vimeo.

TextMate Tip #3 (Don’t Leave The Editor)

Derek Neighbors — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 02:08:28 +0000

Good editors do not make you leave the editor to get things done, they provide you ways to do what you need in their environment.

TextMate Tip #3 (Don’t Leave The Editor) from Derek Neighbors on Vimeo.

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