While creating a semi-CMS rails skeleton/template (see shle), I've been looking into ways of loading app data during development (and to kick off the production database). Currently, there are no good options for loading complex data structures including relations. That's what led me to writing a custom lib for the task.
The code for this blog is now on github
Sublimegit can't delete branches
Installing the bda package in R fails by default on Ubuntu
Since there's no official way to control the spotify client by keyboard, I've written a script that does that
Ever needed to run a command on currently editting file/folder? I've made a simple plugin to do just that
I've created a simple npm tool to prefix bootstrap CSS classes
Sublimegit is great, but doesn't play well with Vintage
I got fed up with sublime opening the last project and a new window when closed and being launched. This super-simple plugin offers a single better_close_window command, which closes the project and then the window
To export a Backbone-relational model we can extend the original Backbone-relational model with three attributes and an export method
If you prefer keyboard over mouse like I do, you'll probably want a keyboard way of selecting music to be played
If you need to change the lid close action now and then a don't like clicking through the menus, you can use a script I wrote
Is most likely caused by the Moodbars feature. Fortunately, it's possible to turn it off
If you are in need of a global callback for bootstrap modals, you can use the fired events
Be careful when working with backbone-relational and cloning elements
Be careful when playing with clientWidth and masking SVG elements
Xubuntu 13.04 which I'm using makes it easy to snap windows via mouse. But there are no keyboard shortcuts for it! Luckily, there's wmctrl which we'll use to create our own
A tutorial on how to switch windows in Ubuntu really fast
How to build a master file when working with sub-files? I've encountered this question on IRC and superuser often enough to create a post about it