steverandy

6 ms·

1.
by steverandy 9y ago
I use a browser called Colibri ( https://colibri.opqr.co/ ). It has something called Links, where all URLs that you added are sorted by date. You can save a URL quickly with keyboard shortcut (CMD+D). I also organize the link
2.
by steverandy 13y ago
Added error message. Thanks!
3.
by steverandy 13y ago
Thanks. I wanted to try Node.js. I thought since something like skimpage requires a lot of http calls, it will be suitable to use node.
4.
by steverandy 13y ago
skimpage works by parsing feed url from a page. Not all pages include feed url unfortunately. You can try other news website or paste feed URL directly. Then you will get something like this. http://skimpage.com/feeds/5
5.
skimpage — consume fresh and fat-free page(skimpage.com)
2 points by steverandy 13y ago|6 comments
6.
The Innovation of Loneliness(vimeo.com)
2 points by steverandy 13y ago|0 comments
7.
Realtime on Rails(steverandytantra.com)
1 points by steverandy 14y ago|0 comments
8.
by steverandy 14y ago
I set cmd+t for goto anything and cmd+p for command palette.
9.
by steverandy 14y ago
I hope this comes true that the developer of ST2 will shift focus to the cosmetics and the interactions.
10.
by steverandy 14y ago
You can do that with ST2.
11.
by steverandy 14y ago
We need something other than an S key.
12.
by steverandy 14y ago
Can you point out what it is? So far I'm happy with it.
13.
by steverandy 14y ago
I wanted to design an icon replacement for it. When you think about it, "Sublime Text" is really hard to describe as an object.
14.
by steverandy 14y ago
Anybody tried ST2 and moved back to TextMate?
15.
by steverandy 14y ago
I never really used IDE like IntelliJ or RubyMine. But I always feel they are too bloated. Maybe just different use case.
16.
Three Months with Sublime Text 2(steverandytantra.com)
50 points by steverandy 14y ago|66 comments
17.
Elite Team > Company(steverandytantra.com)
2 points by steverandy 15y ago|2 comments