Plan and done for Apr-16-2017

Source

What will I learn today?

  1. Practicing vim and git(CLI via hub)
  2. Study another 5 CSS things on tympanus.net
  3. Run project in NTH starter kit.

Done

  1. Done. At least I'm at the exact point I was the day before, but now I can use the power of almost fully automatic gulp tasks - sprites management, build management, block-files in BEM style.
  1. Something new about Vim.

  • Want to navigate between buffers in CtrlP? https://github.com/ctrlpvim/ctrlp.vim is the keys:

    • Press <c-f> and <c-b> to cycle between modes.
    • Press <c-d> to switch to filename only search instead of full path.
    • Press <c-r> to switch to regexp mode.
    • Use <c-j>, <c-k> or the arrow keys to navigate the result list.
    • Use <c-t> or <c-v>, <c-x> to open the selected entry in a new tab or in a new split.
    • Use <c-n>, <c-p> to select the next/previous string in the prompt's history.
    • Use <c-y> to create a new file and its parent directories.
    • Use <c-z> to mark/unmark multiple files and <c-o> to open them.

  • Surroundings for vim from https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround works with:

    • ys[iw,w,s](something-to-wrap-into) - to wrap.
    • cs[iw,w,s](was-wraped)(should-be-wraped-into) - replace one wrapper with another.
    • ds(something-to-wrap-into) - delete wrapper.

  • NerdTree cheatsheet is https://www.cheatography.com/stepk/cheat-sheets/vim-nerdtree/

    t: open in new tab
i: open split
s: open vsplit
x: close parent
p: go to parent
u: move tree root up a dir

  • Use quickfix window effectively:

    :copen # Open the quickfix window
:ccl   # Close it
:cw    # Open it if there are "errors", close it otherwise (some people prefer this)
:cn    # Go to the next error in the window
:cnf   # Go to the first error in the next file

  • Want to use macligatures in Vim? What about catching errors when vim runs in cli mode? The answer is https://coderwall.com/p/yiot4q/setup-vim-powerline-and-iterm2-on-mac-os-x:

    if has("gui_running")
   let s:uname = system("uname")
   if s:uname == "Darwin\n"
      set guifont=Inconsolata\ for\ Powerline:h15
   endif
endif

    Faster git. I have a bunch of aliases in my Mac OS to handle git in a lightspeed. Some of them:

    ga='git add' #usage: ga .
gsts='git status'
gdca='git diff --cached' #usage: gdca [FILE_NAME]
gcmsg='git commit -m' #usage: gcmsg "Commit message"
gp='git push'

Spontaneous. Show hidden files in Finder: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES