Promising looking unit testing framework for C++/Objective C. Its simplicity reminds me of the Lime PHP unittesting framework that Symfony uses
Just what it sounds like. Vim golf. Accomplish vim tasks in fewest keystrokes possible.
I got 15 on the first task and 7 for the second, how about you guys?
Great writeup on fuzzy string matching in python using levenshtein distance
Great vim wallpaper that uses axis to help you remember motions. Took me a while to find the attribution (thanks tineye) This seems to be the creator's bitbucket: bitbucket.org/tednaleid/vim-shortcut-wallpaper/
Quite hilarious take on the conversion one's mind takes whilst learning vim.
Gmail interface in vim, quite cool.
Github repo: github.com/danchoi/…
When you come across a problem that can be solved roughly the same way in all of the languages you know, with the assumptions that you know the set of languages to the same level and/or you enjoy coding in them just as well, how do you pick which one to use?
What decisions should go into the language choice: If you are going to open source it so do you want it to be accessible to the most number of programmers or do you want it to be accessible to a smaller number of higher quality programmers? Do you choose it for long term maintainability or for quick iteration? Or is there something else that goes into your pick?
Saw this before as a proposed 6 feature before most 6 features were put into 5.3 so I guess they decided to move this into yet another sub version increase.
I don't use TextMate, I'm a vim lifer but I figure this would be of interest to many of you anyway.
Nice article working through how the Duff's Device works.
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