Feb
25
From TextMate to Sublime Text 2
February 25, 2012 | Leave a Comment
That’s it, I have switched away from the flag ship text editor of all web dev running OS X. Why ? I gave Sublime Text 2 a try after upgrading to Lion. With Lion, Textmate started acting quirky. I had display bugs when closing a tab sometimes. At first, I did’t care much for Sublime’s [...]
Feb
27
Creating a Mac OS X Finder Droplet for iTerm
February 27, 2011 | 2 Comments
Recently, I stumbled on the Textmate droplet by Henrik Nyh allowing me to quickly open a file or a folder in Textmate by dragging it to the Finder toolbar. Since I had just setup iTerm2 and learned to script it with AppleScript, I figured I’d put the two together and create my own iTerm2 droplet. [...]
Jan
29
iTerm2: advanced features
January 29, 2011 | 5 Comments
At bluekiwi, I constantly have no less than 10 opened terminal sessions at the same time. Because it is so easy to launch a command in the wrong window (on the wrong server), I got used to always order my tabs the same way and always give them the same name. As I needed more [...]
Apr
17
Javascript Completion in Textmate
April 17, 2010 | 3 Comments
Thomas Aylott, the author of the JavaScript Bundle for Textmate, announced that he added the completion feature to his package. This is great news. as far as I know, this is the first completion made available for Textmate and I understand it is easily extended so we could see several other languages being supported soon. [...]
Jan
3
Installing Ack In Project for Textmate
January 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment
One of the reasons I had to install GIT was to be able to install these GitHub hosted Textmate plugins I find useful. The most important one of them being Ack in Project. It is so much better and faster than the built-in search in project feature included with Textmate. Here is a quick post [...]
Mar
29
HelloAir: développer une application AIR sous Mac OS X
March 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Près d’un an après avoir rédigé un de mes premiers billets sur Apollo (et l’installation du SDK sous Windows), je me remets à Air en prévision du passage du “On Tair Tour” à Paris.Les applications AIR sont développées soit en HTML/Javascript soit en Flex. Dans le premier cas, seul le Air SDK est nécessaire, dans le second, il [...]