Pro vim development environment 2: mid-level tricks and tips
Pro "haxxors" and coders can live without a full-blown IDE and usually prefer a good editor, a good terminal, a good operating system, scripts and habits.
The second part of the vim devenv story. Read on, more heavy, but still mid level stuff is presented here. I am presenting this not from a purely "vim" viewpoint, but from a "what comes up handy when programmng" viewpoint!
Tags: vim, devenv, development, environment, tips, tricks, pro, hacker, hackz, tutorial, linux, bash, sex
Pro vim development environment 1: basics and motivation
Pro "haxxors" and coders can live without a full-blown IDE and usually prefer a good editor, a good terminal, a good operating system, scripts and habits.
One such good editor is vim and I thought why not blog down some tips&tricks?
Aside of writing down some neat tricks I wrote and wrote and wrote and my text became a spaghetti whose half is for vim-novices and other half is for mid level and "at least casual" vim users so I thought I seperate these two into their own blog posts or maybe later who knows add more and more parts to this little "vim dev env series".
Tags: vim, devenv, development, environment, tips, tricks, pro, hacker, hackz, tutorial, linux, bash, series
Termshot
Have you ever wanted to create a "screenshot" of a linux terminal? Have you wanted to save the current screen as text-only file?
Enter termshot! A small app written by me for this purpose. :-)
See: http://github.com/prenex/termshot
Tags: termshot, asciinema, ascii, vty, screenshot, text, txt, c, open-source, links2, git, linux, terminal, pro, hackz, sysinternals, friend