chrisgw

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   by chrisgw 11y ago

   There's also Developing Web Applications with Haskell and Yesod by Michael Snoyman which is available from O'Reilly in dead tree format or for free in HTML format: http://www.yesodweb.com/book It's a pretty g
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   by chrisgw 11y ago

   Just make sure you have spacebar heating disabled.
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   by chrisgw 11y ago

   You'd have to either use :find-file or :e (Ctrl-r +). You can switch between buffers with :switch-to-buffer, :ido-switch-buffer, :b, :bn, and :bp. It's not the same as tabs though.
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   by chrisgw 11y ago

   ":" runs Emacs functions. Some commands from Vim have been added, but not all of them. If a function with the same name as a Vim command already exists in Emacs, it's not replaced. I'd imagine replacing the default Emacs
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   by chrisgw 13y ago

   There are a number of auto-completion plugins for vim. So even that isn't a loss. There's also Syntastic for syntax checking. I found the biggest benefit of using vim is the fact that I don't have to switch between different
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   by chrisgw 13y ago

   Manhattan and the trendier parts of Brooklyn have a rent problem, but most people commute from the outer boroughs, Long Island, and New Jersey where rent is much cheaper.
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   by chrisgw 13y ago

   I learned Ruby because of Rails. If I need a scripting language, I prefer Ruby because I know it the best now. I'm pretty good at Python, but feel more comfortable in Ruby because I use it more often.
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   by chrisgw 13y ago

   Some people like Android more. Some people like iOS more.