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Keyboard shortcuts:

(super = command in OS X and windows button in Windows/Linux)

ctrl + super + g - after selecting a text this command will select every appearance of the same string throughout the document.
super + i - Incremental search
shift + super + p - Command Palette (essentially find anything)

Configurations:

VI mode - Remove vintage mode from "ignored_packages" inside settings file, make sure to change the user settings not default.
You can filter what your project file displays, by making changes to the .sublime-project, here you are able to set specific paths to include, or what files to exclude/include.

NOTE TO CONTRIBUTORS : Take this wherever you like. If you have articles that really helped you, add them to the list of resources at the end. All content added to this Gist is considered public domain. Add your name to the list of contributors at the end if you want attribution.

Suggestions on where to eventually take this content are welcome. I was thinking of making it into a Github pages branch, or maybe on a wiki somewhere?

Testing Chef Cookbooks : A Landscape

There seem to be many approaches to test driving your Chef infrastructure, and the amount of projects to pick from is overwhelming. This document tries to provide some overview and be a guide to the world of Chef

Getting a Dell XPS 13 up and running with Crunchbang(Waldorf), Linux Kernel 3.10.6(or the Ubuntu Sputnik kernel) and Ruby on Rails

Update 04/09-2013:

Well the sputnik kernel might have better support for the web camera and some other minor things, but all of a sudden it started crashing over and over again and I was not able to track down the reason. Back on kernel 3.10.6 and it has been running fine since, will keep this gist updated as things progress.

End of updates

I'm currently employed as a Backend developer for an e-commerce company and I received a new laptop to work on, which is a Dell XPS 13. While this laptop comes in a Ubuntu version, the one I received at work was not that model but a core I5 with Win8P.

	// How to use..!
	[MyNetworkClass loginWithUsername:self.username.text
	password:self.password.text
	responseBlock:^(NSDictionary* jsonDict, NSError* error) {
	if([[jsonDict objectForKey:@"result"] boolValue]){
	// Logged in!
	}
	}
	];

	China;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China
	Philippines;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippines
	Sweden;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden
	Italy;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy
	Brazil;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil

	#Find a specific string inside a folder of files -
	find . -name "*.gz" -exec zgrep --color -nH "Pattern" \{\} \; # case sensitive
	find . -name "*.gz" -exec zgrep --color -iHn "Pattern" \{\} \; # case insensitive

	# General grep command -
	grep --color -nrH "tretti" ./*

	#!/usr/bin/env zsh
	# Make sure you have exuberant-ctags installed.
	sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags

	# Generate ctags for the project you are in. For use in Emacs
	ctags -e -R --exclude=.git --exclude=log --languages=Ruby .

	# Now you should be able to access the tags via M-. inside emacs.

	# Migration to add cube and earthdistance extensions.
	class CreatePostgresExtensions < ActiveRecord::Migration
	def up
	ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("CREATE EXTENSION cube;")
	ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("CREATE EXTENSION earthdistance;")
	end

	def down
	ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("DROP EXTENSION earthdistance;")
	ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("DROP EXTENSION cube;")

	#!/bin/sh -e

	APP_NAME="xxxx"
	APP_DIR="/var/www/${APP_NAME}/current"
	PIDFILE="${APP_DIR}/tmp/pids/${APP_NAME}_resque"
	RUN_AS="rails"
	SLEEP_TIME=5
	ENV="production"
	STDOUT="${APP_DIR}/log/resque-pool.log"
	STDERR="${APP_DIR}/log/resque-pool-error.log"

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata