Coding in full screen? For elite hackers who don't need to test the thing they're coding?
Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
41–50 of 67 posts
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
You'd perhaps have more luck if you had an email address on your profile ;) Anyway, here's a few invite links for HN: [Edit: Sorry, all gone!] I should point out that it's a bit buggy, and still an alpha. So don't expect to be able to use it as your everyday editor just yet.
Just redeemed #2 on the list, got 1 invite on signup: http://chocolatapp.com/userspace/i/?e6cc78a7ef0db35
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#43Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#44Coding in full screen? For elite hackers who don't need to test the thing they're coding?
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#45Coding in full screen? For elite hackers who don't need to test the thing they're coding?
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#46What assurance do I have that http://j.mp/text-mate-full-screen will not return "rm -rf ~/*"?
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#47Simple solution. Vim.
Oh wait, never mind...
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
> How does it matter how its done as long as it works Executing unknown scripts hiding behind obfuscated URLs is generally not considered a good idea. Given that this is a very non-standard and decidedly odd way of distributing a TextMate plug-in, a large degree of skepticism is warranted.
I also was skeptical. A quick read of the contents of the shortened urls reveals nothing nefarious, however.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#49 $ git clone https://github.com/enormego/EGOTextMateFullScreen.git /tmp/EGOTextMateFullScreen
$ xcodebuild -project /tmp/EGOTextMateFullScreen/EGOTextMateFullScreen.xcodeproj -target EGOTextMateFullScreen
$ open /tmp/EGOTextMateFullScreen/build/Release/EGOTextMateFullScreen.tmpluginRe: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
I also was skeptical. A quick read of the contents of the shortened urls reveals nothing nefarious, however.
Did you read the contents in your standard web browser, like I did? What if it sent back a different set of commands if the user agent matched that of cURL?