Comments for thyncology http://www.thynctank.com The Science of Thynctank. Mon, 20 Jun 2011 09:59:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on RequireJS, CoffeeScript, Vimperator, and Other Fancy Stuff by » Untitled LOSTbox http://www.thynctank.com/javascript/2011/06/requirejs-coffeescript-vimperator-and-other-fancy-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-2946 » Untitled LOSTbox Mon, 20 Jun 2011 09:59:59 +0000 http://www.thynctank.com/?p=289#comment-2946 <p>[...] pretty psyched, because lately I’ve written a few blog posts on mobile devices (like this and this) and it kept me better centered than when I compose on my laptop, where there are more [...]</p> [...] pretty psyched, because lately I’ve written a few blog posts on mobile devices (like this and this) and it kept me better centered than when I compose on my laptop, where there are more [...]

]]> Comment on RequireJS, CoffeeScript, Vimperator, and Other Fancy Stuff by thynctank http://www.thynctank.com/javascript/2011/06/requirejs-coffeescript-vimperator-and-other-fancy-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-2944 thynctank Sun, 19 Jun 2011 04:40:12 +0000 http://www.thynctank.com/?p=289#comment-2944 <p>Your book is definitely the biggest motivator in my picking up the language, followed by the "Try CoffeeScript" link/form on the site.</p> <p>Have added a link above pointing to the plugin. Out of curiosity, what were you using before to load it? Including the coffee js file and calling <code>compile()</code>, etc?</p> Your book is definitely the biggest motivator in my picking up the language, followed by the “Try CoffeeScript” link/form on the site.

Have added a link above pointing to the plugin. Out of curiosity, what were you using before to load it? Including the coffee js file and calling compile(), etc?

]]> Comment on RequireJS, CoffeeScript, Vimperator, and Other Fancy Stuff by Trevor Burnham http://www.thynctank.com/javascript/2011/06/requirejs-coffeescript-vimperator-and-other-fancy-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-2943 Trevor Burnham Sat, 18 Jun 2011 17:14:16 +0000 http://www.thynctank.com/?p=289#comment-2943 <p>Hey, thanks for spreading the word about CoffeeScript. I agree that using it for test code is a great way to get started, and I hope you'll dive in more in the future. :)</p> <p>Oh, and I wasn't aware of that RequireJS plugin. Sounds like much less of a hassle than what I'd been doing. Could you provide a link?</p> Hey, thanks for spreading the word about CoffeeScript. I agree that using it for test code is a great way to get started, and I hope you’ll dive in more in the future. :)

Oh, and I wasn’t aware of that RequireJS plugin. Sounds like much less of a hassle than what I’d been doing. Could you provide a link?

]]> Comment on Latest and Greatest Techstuffs by thynctank http://www.thynctank.com/software/2011/02/latest-and-greatest-techstuffs-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2887 thynctank Mon, 14 Feb 2011 07:14:53 +0000 http://www.thynctank.com/?p=239#comment-2887 <p>Always trying to improve my productivity and vim is definitely helping there. Thanks for pestering about it for so long. Pathogen is sooo great. If you decide to sync across machines make sure to use <a href="http://www.maxi-pedia.com/mklink" rel="nofollow">mklink</a> on Windows to link files _vimrc and _gvimrc to .vim/vimrc and .vim/vimrc (or the equivalent vimfiles directory on Windows). It works just like link -s in *nix.</p> <p>Still putting off learning more than the bare minimum of vimscript but I'll pick it up when I need it. Only thing I want to learn right now is window management so I can shift windows around (especially the quickfix, it always ends up somewhere I don't want it!)</p> <p>My current plugins list is:</p> <ul> <li>pathogen (the key to it all now)</li> <li>fugitive (git specific commands)</li> <li>sparkup (for quick static markup gen)</li> <li>yankring (clipboard history manager/cycler)</li> <li>nerdcommenter (multi-language support for commenting shortcuts)</li> <li>vcscommand (multi-VCS shortcuts including a handy differ!)</li> <li>nerdree (duh)</li> <li>snipmate (still need to tinker with writing some of my own snippets)</li> <li>vim-indent-guides (you introduced me to this one, not sure if I'm going to stick with it but liking it for now)</li> <li>javascriptlint (similar to JSLint but lets me get away with more code atrocities, which I like, and it uses quickfix which I really like)</li> </ul> Always trying to improve my productivity and vim is definitely helping there. Thanks for pestering about it for so long. Pathogen is sooo great. If you decide to sync across machines make sure to use mklink on Windows to link files _vimrc and _gvimrc to .vim/vimrc and .vim/vimrc (or the equivalent vimfiles directory on Windows). It works just like link -s in *nix.

Still putting off learning more than the bare minimum of vimscript but I’ll pick it up when I need it. Only thing I want to learn right now is window management so I can shift windows around (especially the quickfix, it always ends up somewhere I don’t want it!)

My current plugins list is:

  • pathogen (the key to it all now)
  • fugitive (git specific commands)
  • sparkup (for quick static markup gen)
  • yankring (clipboard history manager/cycler)
  • nerdcommenter (multi-language support for commenting shortcuts)
  • vcscommand (multi-VCS shortcuts including a handy differ!)
  • nerdree (duh)
  • snipmate (still need to tinker with writing some of my own snippets)
  • vim-indent-guides (you introduced me to this one, not sure if I’m going to stick with it but liking it for now)
  • javascriptlint (similar to JSLint but lets me get away with more code atrocities, which I like, and it uses quickfix which I really like)
]]> Comment on Latest and Greatest Techstuffs by David Rivers http://www.thynctank.com/software/2011/02/latest-and-greatest-techstuffs-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2886 David Rivers Mon, 14 Feb 2011 03:53:07 +0000 http://www.thynctank.com/?p=239#comment-2886 <p>Good to see you're posting more frequently than myself! I always love the mention, of course. Hope your vimmin' is efficient :)</p> Good to see you’re posting more frequently than myself! I always love the mention, of course. Hope your vimmin’ is efficient :)

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