darthdeus

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A story of me becoming not-totally-noob VIM user(progfu.com)
4 points by darthdeus 15y ago|0 comments
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by darthdeus 15y ago
If you're into TDD and Ruby, then they're probably the best ones you can find. But if you don't like testing, then I would suggest saying away :) There's a free one that you can check out here https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts
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by darthdeus 15y ago
People talk about what's important to them. For some it might be proving that SVN is stupid (Torvalds?) and for others it might be proving that one editor is superior to others (SublimeText 2 obviously </sarcasm>).
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by darthdeus 15y ago
The good thing about janus is that it also provides a simple framework for customizing your plugins, even if you change all of the original settings. I've made my own fork ( https://github.com/darthdeus/janus ) and basically removed 90% of
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by darthdeus 15y ago
This Developer's Life is probably the best podcast I've ever came across. I've been listening to it while running for the past 2 months, and yes I listen to it over and over again, because it is just that awesome.
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by darthdeus 15y ago
I used to be really addicted to hardcore code completition and refactorings for Java in IntelliJ, it just felt like there is no other way. I had the same feeling when I was considering Sublime while using VIM, I thought there's no other way
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The story of TextMate, VIM and SublimeText(progfu.com)
118 points by darthdeus 15y ago|76 comments
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Your Code is Not Self Documenting(progfu.com)
31 points by darthdeus 16y ago|25 comments
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11 tips for better code(progfu.com)
1 points by darthdeus 16y ago|0 comments
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by darthdeus 16y ago
That is true only to some extent. Information can be valid or invalid independently from it's source. If you have an idea in your dream, does that mean it won't apply in the real world? Even though the dream is nothing like reality, it does
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by darthdeus 16y ago
So you're judging and idea not based on the idea itself, but based on who said it?
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by darthdeus 16y ago
There's big difference between integration and unit tests. If you're having trouble writing unit tests, it's probably because your code is too tightly coupled, making it hard to separate one part from another. When you try to write a projec