timmfin

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by timmfin 2y ago
I'm another "use Sublime text for all kinds of scratch and random needs, but vscode daily driver". But this was a good reminder for me of the value I still get out of Sublime and that I should upgrade my license. One small pe
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by timmfin 9y ago
I am fully on this thunderbolt 3 GPU bandwagon as well. I pre-ordered an Akitio node, and I'm quite bummed out that it hasn't been delivered yet. I'm very much looking forward to playing some games on my MacBook Pro with it!
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by timmfin 12y ago
Despite being a huge CoffeeScript fan, having convinced our company to use it for the past 3+ years, and personally using it for ~5 years ( https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/issues/439 ), this article i
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by timmfin 12y ago
And don't underestimate the value of "readable" transpiled code. It goes a long way, even beyond debugging (and no, source maps are not a silver bullet).
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by timmfin 14y ago
Maybe I should have linked to the internal legacy version of the code ( https://github.com/HubSpot/asset_bender/tree/master ) instead of the new in-progress v2 ( https://github.com/HubSpot/asset_bender/tree/future )? The point is that we'd
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by timmfin 14y ago
Owch, but fair point. If you are willing to accept some excuses (one can hope?), our dev blog is running the yet-to-be-released version of HubSpot's new blogging tool and is very much a work in progress. Also, the pages served by that blog
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HubSpot's approach to front-end development at scale(dev.hubspot.com)
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by timmfin 15y ago
I've been using sublime text 2 for a month or so now and I am starting to become a big fan. I think that I'll purchase it soon. My requests... 1) Add all of the menu commands to the list of commands that show up when you press cmd-shift-p.
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by timmfin 15y ago
Suprised no one has yet brought up the obvious comparison to campfirenow.com and hipchat.com. While being free and self host-able is nice, the Candy UI seems light years behind its for pay competitors. But I'm glad to see more options avail
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by timmfin 16y ago
Don't get the regular beta, get the one with Tab Candy built in: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/tryserver-bui... . It's definitely my favorite (and most used) feature in FF 4.
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by timmfin 16y ago
I like the idea, but you can't even insert a link with the editor. I assume it is just an oversight because it would make perfect sense to have an insert link button right next to the insert table button. Kind of a large omission though, es
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by timmfin 17y ago
IMHO, a single, simple, and flexible language has greatly helped the web become ubiquitous. I think that javascript has been a key ingredient to the web's growth and it might not have been the same if a more "powerful" or "standard" languag
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by timmfin 17y ago
Personally I bounce back and forth between vim, eclipse, and textmate depending on the project (eg: shell, java, web). Also, I'd recommend eclipse users (that are vim fans) to try out viplugin ( http://www.viplugin.com/viplugin/ ). It is fa