I finally made the jump to use XVim. I now edit without constantly hitting escape and :wq in Xcode. Just about everything works as expected, including jumping to methods. In any case, below are the links. Installation is simple as building with with release as build in schema.
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Ruby 2.1.1 Released!
Here’s the link
Ruby 2.1 has many improvements including speedup without severe incompatibilities. You can use this on Rails and some applications, and get more comfortable experience.
R.I.P. Jim
I was sad and shocked to wake up to the news that Jim Weirich passed away. He contributed so much to Ruby community and was one of the nice Rubyist.
Not only he created Rake, but he also created Flexmock. One of those component that I loved so much.
I’ll always remember Jim whenever I issue a rake command.
I’d like to thank Jim for everything and will always remember his gifts to us while he was with us.
Daily Vitamin #14 – Brew Preference Pane
This is waaaaayyyyy too cool. Checking out the source code and will contribute to it!!!
Git Repo: https://github.com/jimbojsb/launchrocket
Daily Vitamin #13 – Email Lists I Subscribe To
It’s really difficult to keep up with all the changes given that I work on Objective-C/Cocoa, Ruby, Android, JavaScript, and so much more. I subscribe to these email newsletters and allocate time to go through the changes and upcoming stuff. It initially felt like I was getting spammed, but over time, I found them to be extremely useful. Besides, these are weekly or monthly, so the frequency does not bother me at all. Check it out for yourself.
iOS/Cocoa
Dave Verwer’s iOS Dev Weekly – my Friday treat
Ray Wenderlich – monthly but sometimes more
Cocoaheads NYC
From Peter Cooper
Ruby Weekly
Javascript Weekly
HTML5 Weekly
Others
Haskell Cafe
NYC MongoDB User Group (via Meetup.com)