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https://mohundro.com - have almost 15 years up there, not much traffic, but I enjoy sharing things here and there.

I found these online and added them to my gitconfig at one point... I can't take credit for them. Integrating fzf with git makes working with branches even better (with fuzzy match…

I was working for a team that didn't have any mobile developers so we had outsourced an iOS app to connect with our SOAP based API. A few years later, our mobile app was woefully o…

This looks great - I was working with an old iOS app back when Swift was first released and I wrote an XML parsing library SOLELY because the SOAP support was horrific. I think thi…

Agreed regarding the default tab completion. You might check out PSReadLine at some point - see https://github.com/lzybkr/PSReadLine . Its goal is to try to emulate readline except…

It's on iOS, too. I just installed it! I had to find another app from Google so that I could get to the list of all apps from them to see it first, though.

Reveal.js ( https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js ) also supports writing your slides in Markdown. I've used it for the last 3 or 4 presentations I've given and it has worked out we…

Related, but for the same reasons, you could also write classic ASP using JavaScript (as opposed to VBScript). Years ago, I spent months trying to convince my team to let me use Ja…

Both Scott Hanselman and Rob Conery collaborate on This Developer's Life.

I'm a CS grad, but I had zero knowledge of programming when I entered college - I knew some basics about HTML and I could fix some basic computer issues but that is it. I remember …

Nice! Anyone have any recommendations on effectively customizing key bindings with Vintage? Or customizing Vintage in general? I've tried customizing a few keys as documented at ht…

Agreed - I'm hopeful that npm can see some love on Windows as well. As more and more utilities take advantage of node that aren't strictly web-related, having first-class npm suppo…

I'm a .NET dev by day and a Rails hobbyist by night, but I agree with the prior comment regarding learning Vim or Emacs. I can relate to your experience with it feeling small in co…