Great tip!
Great tip!
This plugin: https://github.com/tpope/vim-eunuch allows similar behaviour.
Note that the 1
does not equate to one second, rather 0.1 seconds. Use 10
for one second.
What does this actually do? Would you add a bit of a description and/or a before/after comparison?
I'd suggest splitting up large files into smaller files containing only related code - if you need a contents section your file is too big.
The most creative use of the punchcard I've seen!
This is a really good suggestion! I'd like to make an additional suggestion: open an issue on the module's Github page about the lack of documentation.
This is the single best introduction to AngularJS I've seen. I wish I had this when I was battling with the switch from jQuery/Backbone.
I wish this was mandatory for all websites. (as I write this I notice that Coderwall doesn't have it.)
Good point gaveen, that would work well. I'm planning on moving plugin-specific ~/.vimrc config into the install scripts as well, as since starting to use a bunch of plugins my ~/.vimrc file has become rather unwieldy.
Wow. Sublime and its plugin ecology never cease to amaze me.
Would you give us a list of the possible "dot" colours and their meanings?