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I'm another "use Sublime text for all kinds of scratch and random needs, but vscode daily driver". But this was a good reminder for me of the value I still get out of Sublime and t…

I am fully on this thunderbolt 3 GPU bandwagon as well. I pre-ordered an Akitio node, and I'm quite bummed out that it hasn't been delivered yet. I'm very much looking forward to p…

Despite being a huge CoffeeScript fan, having convinced our company to use it for the past 3+ years, and personally using it for ~5 years ( https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescrip…

And don't underestimate the value of "readable" transpiled code. It goes a long way, even beyond debugging (and no, source maps are not a silver bullet).

Maybe I should have linked to the internal legacy version of the code ( https://github.com/HubSpot/asset_bender/tree/master ) instead of the new in-progress v2 ( https://github.com…

Owch, but fair point. If you are willing to accept some excuses (one can hope?), our dev blog is running the yet-to-be-released version of HubSpot's new blogging tool and is very m…

I've been using sublime text 2 for a month or so now and I am starting to become a big fan. I think that I'll purchase it soon. My requests... 1) Add all of the menu commands to th…

Suprised no one has yet brought up the obvious comparison to campfirenow.com and hipchat.com. While being free and self host-able is nice, the Candy UI seems light years behind its…

Don't get the regular beta, get the one with Tab Candy built in: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/tryserver-bui... . It's definitely my favorite (and most used) featu…

I like the idea, but you can't even insert a link with the editor. I assume it is just an oversight because it would make perfect sense to have an insert link button right next to …

IMHO, a single, simple, and flexible language has greatly helped the web become ubiquitous. I think that javascript has been a key ingredient to the web's growth and it might not h…

Personally I bounce back and forth between vim, eclipse, and textmate depending on the project (eg: shell, java, web). Also, I'd recommend eclipse users (that are vim fans) to try …