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this is great :)

@mansona: it's very dependable, because it will depend on your project and how you test your stuffs. And I think you should check grunt first.

why is this the best ?

nice idea :D

I have to say the nodejs system is quite confusing. I stick with using grunt for some building and testing task. And use npm only for package management.

@chrissimpkins: yes, you can :)

I think you both are correct, since VIM is a tool to be created to be customisable to each person's specific need.

@rwilhelm: very nice idea actually :D

I'm glad that you like it :D

@anthropomorphic: thanks for your comment. Actually I thought about writing a script that prompt user to write the language they want to be highlighted. But it ruins the whole point of something that just works and discovery of the script :P

another language. Nice writing @eric :)

Good work :)

@satish1v: why ? angularJS has its own filter.
@Janarthanan: This is nice, but in case if you want to reuse this one , you better convert it to a filter and then embed it into html view. http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.filter:filter

Sorry, but don't you see this is a place to Share pro tips. You should post your question to stackoverflow instead :)

Regards,

@poupugnac: thanks for great post. please avoid using parseInt :)

Thanks Lonut for a nice post introducing icedCoffeeScript,

I have read the other posts from you as well but in my opinion, JS world is chaotic. JS is not beautiful and coffeescript is. But still, people will find it confused working with JS especially beginner, since the other language they fix and enhance their language in its core.

I love JS, but still it's chaotic for me. I'm looking into Dart to see if this world can be better :)

@Kevin: Yes it can be done in the same way, but I find that @: take two key strokes but it's hard to remember but may it's me only :)

This one is for running the last command in ex mode. 'dot' is for normal mode :)

I agree on using ccat instead of cat since pygmentize doesn't work for normal files :)

I agree on using ccat instead of cat since pygmentize doesn't work for normal files :)

I agree on using ccat instead of cat since pygmentize doesn't work for normal files :)

Do you know any way to move the current gem from 1.9.x to 2.0 with rbenv ;)

There is no best way. Mapping ESC to Capslock globally benefits me in a lot of ways :)

This is amazing :)

This is a very nice tips and tricks. But I am a bit curious that how do you use it in your workflow ?

Nice tips :)

@mustardhamsters: Yes, I have the same question. Do you really use this for your current workflow ?
Because normally we have github which is quite good to track issues. This is really fun but I don't like the idea of putting TODO in code, neither in VCS :)