I really like both these applications. Both have advantages. What I really like about Mou, is it’s clear simultaneous view of Markdown and preview. Byword, on the other hand is more ascetic and “elegant”. Anyway, in my opinion, they both go head to head. If, for any reason, you would like to use Byword’s CSS […]
Summary:If you are new to Mac, buy it, if you are veteran – google Mac OS X Productivity is all about these little things that are not exposed to user right after they boot into the OS X. Typically, people are not aware of that behind nice GUI there is actually a fully functional BSD […]
Summary:If you are new to vi or vim, that’s a good starting point vi is probably everywhere. ex, is probably everywhere. On each and every Linux/UNIX machine (it might be you are still in the middle of installation phase) you will most likely find vi or ex or both. Anyway, there is a huge chance […]
If you are getting similar error in your code (while mixing C and C++ code) Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: “func()”, referenced from: _main in cc_code-NhxeQf.o ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64 clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation) or something like this, during linking phase error: […]
Summary:Expensive, but still worth considering Whenever Fluent Conference takes place I try to follow it at some point through the video materials. There is no chance for me to attend the conference, but I try at least, to see what is hot each and every year. There is one point here. I have to confess […]
Recently, together with my son, we were playing Skylanders – Spyro’s adventure, to be precise. We have gone through all the levels, fought all the enemies and were on clear path to victory. The only enemy left was Kaos himself. So far so good. If you have played Skylanders before, you are well aware of […]
Irony – turn on I have finally resolved the mystery of single button mouse in Apple’s systems. I have broke my thumb recently and it turned out that using mouse became a nightmare. I was clicking right button accidentally all the time (I am using magic mouse). It turned out that using single button mouse […]
As I have made a move from Ubuntu to FreeBSD (while upgrading my NAS server) I have decided I will switch from SVN to Git. Bad idea. At least when it comes to having Git as NAS storage. Long story short, Git is a completely wrong idea when you want to store: – huge amount […]
Yet, another issue :) # Changes not staged for commit: # (use “git add …” to update what will be committed) # (use “git checkout — …” to discard changes in working directory) # (commit or discard the untracked or modified content in submodules) # # modified: XCode/Apple/F1000W (modified content, untracked content) The point here […]
Recently I was trying to put lots of files into git by adding everything into newly created repo. I was getting constantly following error fatal: confused by unstable object source data for fcebb983508ce(…) The issue here is, that git doesn’t tell you which object exactly is responsible for the issue. Problem was that this object […]
Recently, I have decided that I will replace my outdated, no longer supported Ubuntu installation with something more recent. I was considering three possibilities: Debian 7, Ubuntu 13, FreeBSD 9.2. Eventually, I have decided for the last one. My brief summary follows: 1. If you want to have quick, space saving installation, go for FreeBSD. […]
Recently I had to install Linux on pretty old machines (P4 + CD) – forget about DVD reader. It turned out that finding distribution that is: 1. easy to install 2. user-friendly 3. has CD based installation may be a challenge. Eventually, I have decided to use Debian 7. But is it really the only […]
Summary:Definitely worth considering I got back to this one after a while. First time I have watched this material, I was amazed. Now, I have cooled down a little bit, and I have slightly different perspective. Today, I am not only interested in git, but I actually use it. That’s why I can see more […]
If you are looking for the JavaScript environment 1. JavaScript interpreter in OSX /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaScriptCore.framework/Resources/jsc And you can simply call the following code // test.js var test = 1 print(‘Hello ‘ + test) very simply by calling /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaScriptCore.framework/Resources/jsc test.js 2. Install NetBeans :) In NetBeans 4, create HTML5 project, create JavaScript file, create HTML file that […]
Yes! This article is about how to debug code using iPad mini. This note was added after publishing the post. I was strongly against iPads as being anything else apart advanced Angry Birds playing machine. Well, maybe e-mail reader and web browsing machine as well. But that’s it. Nothing more should be possible there – […]
Today, I have bought CD with Tuwim’s poems interpreted by Ramob Jet. Simply amazing! You can find them here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rambo-Jet/163017947058328. For Tuwim lovers, must have :)
Single line for formatting Java classes using Eclipse in CLI eclipse -nosplash \ -application org.eclipse.jdt.core.JavaCodeFormatter \ -verbose \ -config ~/workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs \ MyClass.java
Summary:Definitely worth the attention Database Design and Relation Theory is targeted on database professionals. It means that you have to have some database related background already. If you don’t, start with something else before you get into this one – for sure! Otherwise you might get lost in definitions and all the concepts presented in […]
Do you remember your first piece of code? The very first lines that actually did something :) 10 PRINT “HELLO” 20 GOTO 10
Recently, I have purchased Virus Barer x6 as a part of StackSocial bundle – if I remember correctly. And this was the spark for the quite time consuming research related to viruses, malware and all that stuff in the OS X environment. The point is, that architecture of the OS X is generally safe. You […]