Things I Have Witnessed During Domestic Air Travel (An Introduction)
I love watching movies. Aside from the endless young adult novel adaptations, I'll watch mostly anything. One movie I particularly enjoy is "Up in the Air" with George Clooney, Anna Kendrick, and a number of other well-known people. It's a fine movie and was received well by critics. The reason I point it out is not because . . .
Automating with Vim part 1
Automate a simple refactoring of inlining variables
It's quite often that while refactoring you'll run into the scenario of needing to inline a variable.
Obviously nothing ground-breaking here, so why not automate this? Let's attack it in a very straightforward manner:
- Record our actions into a register
- Dump the recorded commands into a function . . .
Tmux Now Playing
With a little AppleScript we can get our tmux status bar to display the currently playing song in Spotify or iTunes (or any other media player).
AppleScript
AppleScript appeared on Mac OS back in 1993 with the purpose of allowing end-users to easily, programatically control applications and modify data in . . .
Posted in: applescripttmux
Vagrant-ception
If you don't know, Vagrant is really nice tool for setting up transparent development VM environments. This gets rid of the 'works on my machine' excuse. It's a really nice tool and I recommend you try it out.
How deep can we go?
Vagrant also allows you to run a script once a new VM is provisioned . . .
Posted in: vagrant
Starting Off Easy
Missing sqlite3/sqlite3_native
I don't like the hackneyed "My First Blog Post!!!" cheesy stuff. I jump right into the projects I'm working on, problems I run into, and my solutions.
Background
So I've still been configuring my Arch Linux machine for development, specifically Ruby on Rails as of recent. Rails 4.0 defaults to . . .
Posted in: arch linuxruby gemsruby on railssqlite
