DavidLGoldberg

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   by DavidLGoldberg 10mo ago

   I've seen similar behavior, even after having selected 4.5
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   Show HN: I ported my original 'Jumpy' for Atom over to VS Code (“Jumpy2”)(marketplace.visualstudio.com)

   2 points by DavidLGoldberg 5y ago|1 comments
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   by DavidLGoldberg 5y ago

   Going to hide, this one as I think it was unclear, and post a new one. Also, it was posted too late at night I think.
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   Show HN: 2/2/22 Jumpy2 (long overdue)(marketplace.visualstudio.com)

   5 points by DavidLGoldberg 5y ago|3 comments
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   by DavidLGoldberg 10y ago

   Cool. If you find a new issue please leave one here: https://github.com/DavidLGoldberg/qolor/issues
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   by DavidLGoldberg 10y ago

   Tested / used for several months. Want people's opinions.
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   Color your SQL! (Qolor – semantic highlighting in Atom)(atom.io)

   6 points by DavidLGoldberg 10y ago|3 comments
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   by DavidLGoldberg 10y ago

   I've been using this daily for several months. Mostly works. Doesn't cause any issues that I'm aware of. Thought it was time to share! (I know most people probably don't use Atom to edit their SQL, but looking to get
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   Semantic Highlighting for SQL in the Atom Editor - Qolor(atom.io)

   6 points by DavidLGoldberg 10y ago|2 comments
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    by DavidLGoldberg 12y ago

    I don't see any performance issues of notable concern with Atom. I've done my fair share of dev work both using Sublime and working on Sublime packages. Are you constantly working in super large files or on an old machine? Have y
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    by DavidLGoldberg 12y ago

    Very different. I had seen this a long time ago, wasn't able to get it to work at the time, and was recently reminded by someone about it. He actually said he prefers EasyMotion because of character level precision. I was thinking of
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    by DavidLGoldberg 12y ago

    Nah, I didn't want to bloat the page, but I have a link to a gist that has it. It's super easy to do in Atom. So.. Styles can be overridden in "Atom" -> "Open Your Stylesheets" https://gist.gith
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    by DavidLGoldberg 12y ago

    Thanks!
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    Show HN: Jumpy – An Atom Package for Jumping around Code(atom.io)

    19 points by DavidLGoldberg 12y ago|9 comments