Archive for the ‘OS X’ Category
Posted by Ed on October 27th, 2010 under OS X, Programming, Tools •
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GitX shows you stage buttons for chunks of changes in a file it thinks go together which usually works out fine. What’s cool is that it also allows you to select lines with your mouse and stage them too. WIN. Selecting lines for staging in GitX from Ed Schmalzle on Vimeo.
Posted by Ed on September 29th, 2010 under OS X, Programming, Tools, Web Development •
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I had tried out screen on OS X and failed to make it stick with me as a day to day tool, but recently I started using tmux and can’t imagine going back. Some of the things that set tmux apart are it’s ability to do vertical splits w/o any screwy patches and scriptability. Installation [...]
Posted by Ed on May 20th, 2009 under OS X •
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For a while now I’ve been frustrated to find that when tabbing through a web form in Firefox select inputs don’t gain focus. I sat down today to research what it was that they were doing wrong so that I could avoid making the same mistake, and write a post describing the issue. What I [...]
Posted by Ed on December 6th, 2008 under OS X, TextMate •
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By way of Alex Paynes Blog comes a tip about ProjectPlus, pretty much exactly what I’ve been looking for to make the TextMate project panel more useful. Awesome stuff.
Posted by Ed on September 26th, 2008 under AppleScript, Eclipse, Java, OS X •
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I’ve put the code for the AppleScript mentioned in my previous post up on github (here). I also added a rakefile that will compile the script as well as drop it in your applications folder if you’d like.