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> Good to see such a considered approach in this day and age. Since when is holing up for multiple years to work on your commercial project with little outside
by generalk 17y ago
> Good to see such a considered approach in this day and age.
Since when is holing up for multiple years to work on your commercial project with little outside communication a "considered approach"?
> In my eyes, there could be no TextMate 2, and I wouldn't complain. It is such a sturdy, reliable piece of software [...]
It's both of those things, but that doesn't mean the 1.x branch doesn't have gigantic issues. My personal gripe is that when you focus a project window, the entire project is rescanned from disk for changes. When the files live on a WAN-mounted network share, this makes it unusable.
I stick with TextMate when I can because it's a very good Mac OS X editor, but Vim and Emacs make inroads every day.
- mikeyk 17y agoRe: the full-project rescan (a nightmare when using TextMate with ExpanDrive), ReMate is your friend: http://ciaranwal.sh/remate/ http://ciaranwal.sh/remate/
- generalk 17y agoGlad someone pointed it out, I use ReMate whenever I can. It's no good for projects in heavy development though. I've had co-workers do `git pull` with ReMate active. None of the updated files appear in TM, which makes it easy to save and commit a regressed file.
- blasdel 17y agoYou have bigger problems if your coworkers don't look at what they're committing... "git add -p" is your friend!