Around the Web
One of my new years resolutions is to remember to link to all the neat stuff related to TextMate that I see on the net. This is after all meant to be a blog all about TextMate! So here we go…
Mike Zornek shows the steps required to use Smarty with TextMate with nice illustrations (as Smarty requires more than just installing the Smarty bundle).
Duane Johnson has a Rails plug-in which makes the stack-trace into clickable links (using the
txmtURL scheme).Garrett Dimon has started a Trick Your TextMate series.
Haris Skiadas has documented some of the things in the LaTeX bundle (part 2) — he is an active contributor, and is considering providing a screencast for the purpose of showing off the LaTeX bundle.
Ben Jackson shows how to develop flash on the Mac (using TextMate) — he also has other tidbits on his blog, like Markdown to PDF with Preview in TextMate.
Florian Weber is working on running unit tests from within TextMate. The latest results of his work though are much cooler than what this blog-entry shows — I have mirrored the video here (hopefully it was okay for the public to see this, I was turned onto this by DHH).
And finally I feel an urge to link to bsag — hopefully this doesn’t come of as chauvinistic, I do know that the average girl is smarter than the average man, but there’s just something that makes my legs go week when girls show such technical insight :)
07 Jan 2006 | # David Goodlad wrote…
I love Florian’s latest work with running unit tests within Textmate. The only time I drop to the terminal to run tests for my Rails apps is to run the entire test suite via ‘rake’. Otherwise, it’s cmd-R/cmd-opt-R for me! However, it seems that Florian’s now fixed my biggest gripe with this method - the unformatted ugliness that comes back when using cmd-R :) Any idea when this is going to be available for public consumption?
10 Jan 2006 | # Haris Skiadas wrote…
You can find a first screencast for the LaTeX bundle here: http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/09/textmate-latex-screencast-no-1/
It doesn’t have much in it I’m afraid, but it’s a start.
15 Jan 2006 | # Florian Weber wrote…
Thanks! I’ve released a first version of TDDMate. Check it out here: http://blog.oaklandcutlery.com/articles/2006/01/12/tddmate
17 Jan 2006 | # Haris Skiadas wrote…
Here’s a second screencast about the LaTeX bundle: http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/16/textmate-latex-screencast-no-2/