Update: This is now available via Package Control… Since switching to Sublime I’ve been using the command line much more. I’ve blogged about how to easily access the terminal from within Sublime. Recently I discovered the Shell-Turtlestein package which makes … Continue reading →

If you are using Sublime Text 2 – there is a ‘dev’ build available here: http://www.sublimetext.com/dev Current Beta: 2165 Current Dev: 2176 This is updated almost daily and includes new features as well as bug fixes. I’ve been using it … Continue reading →

Many years ago, when I was drafting for a living, I stood at a table much like this one for most of the day. I had a stool but when working on large drawings standing was usually required. Then along … Continue reading →

OpenCF Summit is one of those conferences that I want to attend but life always seems to get in the way. I won’t be able to make it again this year but that doesn’t mean you can’t go! :) For … Continue reading →

In the past I’ve always been working on just one project so I have never explored ‘projects’ in Sublime Text 2. Today I needed to work on multiple things so I broke down and discovered how projects work. Like everything … Continue reading →

I’ve posted before about formatting SQL in my IDE. I always inherit code where the previous developer formats their SQL different than I like. Currently I’m suffering from ALL CAPS SQL. My eyes! My eyes! I immediately hit Package Control … Continue reading →

This will be my third time invited to speak at cfObjective and my second year presenting! (yeah, I know that doesn’t add up) I’m excited to be presenting about code review. In the past there were things the majority of … Continue reading →

In my new job I’m accessing a lot of remote machines. Windows servers via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and Linux / Unix servers via SSH. I have both the Remote Desktop application and Putty available but managing all these connections … Continue reading →