January 2011
1 post
June 2010
1 post
A Calendar about Nothing
A nice site i’ve seen lately to make sure just how on task you are (at least with regards to public Github commits) is called A Calendar about Nothing. Example Calendar from the Github team who you can see work pretty much every day.
What’s a calendar about nothing? It comes from Jerry Seinfeld and is a way to make sure you keep on task and get something you want to get done everyday...
May 2010
1 post
Keep your headers organized
Recently I began to refactor some source code in a big way. I realized that I had 2 classes which mainly dealt with the same thing, but were designed at different points in this apps development. Specifically it went from a single window app to a multi-window app and so for good design and just to eliminate any redundancy I decided to merge them into 1 class.
In doing so I started to organize...
April 2010
6 posts
Commit Editing with VIM (Keyboard Shortcuts)
On the 365Git blog there is a nice simple post giving the common vim keyboard shortcuts for doing commit messages with
Git defaults to using vim to input a commit message (though you can change the editor easily), if you don’t supply a commit message with your commit. I personally try to keep my commits small and use `git commit -a -m` when possible, but if you need to write a commit...
Developer Productivity
Think of this as like a 43 folders blog except for developers. Now I am not super crazy about productivity, but I do enjoy hearing tips & tricks from other developers that make me more productive. And here I hope to share with you things that have made me more productive and hope they make you more productive and in that way we all get more done with less frustration, and the world is a better...