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My fav Sublime Text 2 shortcuts

September 20th, 2011 3 comments
Sublime Text 2

Sublime Text 2

Hi. These are the most common keyboard shortcuts that i use in Sublime Text 2 (WIN):

Ctrl + Shift + P – Commands list

Ctrl+P – Go to anything. I just hit Ctrl+P and type parts of files I want to open – huge time saver.

Ctrl + Space – Auto completion.

Alt + 1, 2, 3, 4, … – Switch between open files’ tabs. Not to waste your time grabbing a mouse, and clicking on a tab.

Ctrl + PgUp/PgDn – Cicles throught the open files

Ctrl + click somewhere in your code – multiplies your caret, so you can simultaneously enter, delete, overwrite your code. Hitting Esc will exit this function.

Alt + Shift + W – Wrap selection with a tag. Select text, hit shortcut, enter tag’s name, done.

Ctrl + Shift + T – Open last closed file

Alt + Shift + 1,2,3,4,5… – Splits the screen into multiple views for multiple files

Ctrl K ,  Ctrl B – Opens/Closes the file explorer

Ctrl + G – Goto line

Ctrl + H – Replace

Ctrl + F – Find

Shift + Ctrl + D – Duplicates the current line, or the selection, if something is selected.

Ctrl + D – If no thing is selected, (can be previous selected)  the current word closest to the caret is selected. Keep hitting this shortcut will select near by strings that are a match, and can be used for multiple editing.

Hope helps someone ~:o)

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PhpStorm 2.1 is now available!

May 23rd, 2011 No comments
PhpStorm

PhpStorm

YEAH!

Acording to the jetbrains blog, PhpStorm 2.1 is now available with new features available:

  • Phing support added
  • Initial Twig support
  • New Diff tools for comparing directories, images and DB’s
  • ‘Extract Function/Method’ refactoring for PHP
  • “Change Signature” refactoring for JavaScript
  • JavaScript debugger in Google Chrome
  • htaccess support
  • New code inspections: “Inconsistent return points”, “Silly assignment” and more
  • PHPDoc @var annotations now support Netbeans/Zend style
  • Auto-completion improved for classes from other namespaces and Shiftless Completion enabled
  • HTML tag tree highlighting
  • Reworked UI for Search/Replace
  • Misc. improvements for all supported VCS and noticeable improvements in performance
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The search for an IDE is finally over

April 30th, 2011 No comments
phpstorm

PhpStorm

I’ve always been a critic of code IDE, because I think they are light years back of what web developers really need. I’ve tried and tested almost every single IDE in existence, and I hate them all… they just look like clones of each other.

A few years ago I even start developing my own IDE in C#. But… lack of time… i STOPPED.

but…

One month ago, i found out about PHPStorm 2.0 from jetBrains. Like so many times, i look at it in desperation, but soon to find that I was looking at something completely different. I’ve used the trial version, and tried everything that I could in my work, and I have to tell you that on every keystroke it amazes me, it’s AMAZING… not perfect… BUT AMAZING.

“PhpStorm is a lightweight and smart PHP IDE focused on developer productivity that deeply understands your code, provides smart code completion, quick navigation and on-the-fly error checking. It is always ready to help you shape your code, run unit-tests or provide visual debugging.”, in http://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/.

I don’t like to advertise on non-free software, but I have to make an exception on this one. JUST TRY THE TRIAL VERSION and see the difference.

I’ll be writing some more about PHPStorm soon. THANKS

JsFiddle

February 22nd, 2011 No comments

JsFiddle is a playground for web developers, a tool which may be used in many ways. One can use it as an online editor for snippets build from HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The code can then be shared with others, embedded on a blog, etc. Using this approach, JavaScript developers can very easily isolate bugs. We aim to support all actively developed frameworks – it helps with testing compatibility.

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