#textmate (18 links)
- Sublime Text: The text editor you'll fall in love with sublimetext.com
Although maybe just switching to vim would be better.
A bundle of TextMate tips.
- Regex Patterns for Single Line <span class="caps">CSS</span> « Dan Rubin's SuperfluousBanter superfluousbanter.org
TextMate macro to convert multi-line CSS to single-line (or vice versa).
Essential Tools for developing Javascript in TextMate
Set TextMate as default git editor
- Write HTML and CSS quicker with with Zen Coding | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
Zen Coding lets you use syntax that looks very much like CSS selectors to write HTML
- TextMate Blog » Working on It blog.macromates.com
TextMate is dead. Long live TextMate. "In short, TextMate development is going strong: TextMate 2 isn’t done yet, but progress is steady, it is starting to take shape, and the end is in sight."
- HTML-Ipsum html-ipsum.com
Lipsum snippets for copying, with TextMate bundles.
Via peter.costello.
More useful TextMate tips.
- TextMate productivity tips | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
Some good tips here. TextMate is by far and away the best editor I've ever used.
- Ciarán Walsh’s Blog » TextMate Plug-in: ProjectPlus ciaranwal.sh
Looks like an excellent TextMate plugin. Thanks, Tom!
The getBundle Bundle is an easy way to install Bundles for TextMate and E from the macromates.com Bundles repository.
"An "Open In TextMate" Finder toolbar icon for Leopard [...] A single TextMate window will open, containing all selected or dropped items in a project."
If you use TextMate, you should really think about using the TODO bundle more often. It’s a pretty simple, low-maintenance bundle that adds tremendous value to your code.