April 2011
9 posts
JSON PIPE - Formatting JSON on the Command Line →
Github enables Syntax Color to your Project Readme...
Github, just rolled out another awesome feature, now you can easily add colorized code examples in your readme, also you don’t have to create four spaced blocks for your code.
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Here is my markdown:
And here is my readme on github:
SWEET!
It would be awesome if tumblr and other blogs followed this example and would make it much easier to add code snippets and examples into...
Real Time Mapping using SVG - Looks Cool! →
Episode 0.5.6 - Vim with Drew Neil, Tim Pope, and... →
thechangelog:
Wynn sat down with three Vim users and experts to talk about tips and tricks for using and pimping the popular text editor.
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Items mentioned in the show:
Vim seeks to provide the power of Unix’s Vi
Drew Neil hosts VimCasts
Tim Pope has created numerout Vim plugins
Yehuda Katz from SproutCore, Rails, and jQuery fame.
Dr. Nic says Vim is cutting edge 1960s...
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De-Identify your data or Fakerize your data
Ever need to pull a copy of your production data?
Ever need to create a demo sandbox for your sales team?
We did.
So we created a gem called Fakerize, it is currently going though some internal testing,
but we will launch as open source as soon as we have all the issues worked out.
This Command Line Interface, makes it very easy to de-identify your database.
You simply create a config...
Redcar Ruby Editor works on Windows
Need to hack on ruby on windows?
Check Out http://redcareditor.com/blog/2011/03/redcar-0.11/
The RedCar Editor makes editing and working with ruby on Windows much more sane.
Normally, I work all day long on a mac an it is a very good os to development Ruby, some will say the best dev environment for ruby.
The last few weeks, I have had to do a lot of development for a small app...
lunchy: A friendly wrapper for OS X launchctl →
thechangelog:
If you run OS X, you’ve probably encountered some frustration with Apple’s launchctl command line options when starting, stopping, and restarting your launchd daemons. Whereas most things Apple are minimalist, launchctl options are quite verbose. For example, how many times have you installed a Homebrew package only to get met with something like:
If this is your first install,...
