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Let's say you're editing a file in VIM, and want to see a diff between your current unsaved version and what's on the hard disk. Turns out you can just type this:
:w !git diff --no-index % -
What this does it pipes the whole contents of the current file to the command git diff --no-index % -
The % symbol is substituted by vim to be the path to the saved file.
The - tells git diff to read from STDIN.
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How SaSS and Bourbon Neat can help those websites running behind
How SaSS and Bourbon Neat can help those websites running behind
It's 2015, we are already in the "Mobile Era" and we all love how our modern sites fit and adapt to any screen. Of course, modern sites: pretty nice and flexible, stretching even to the 52 inches of a Samsung TV, High Resolution images... Its is just amazing. But you know what? We cannot forget there are almost 20 years of "non-mobile" websites out there, screaming to be upgraded. And the first word that comes out to our mind is pretty simple: "redesign".
Redesign means Higher Cost
Mobile OS manufacturers trend to improve their browsers to allow resizing, double tap zooming and dragging around, but it is just an actual usability workaround. It is like going to a disco that has mandatory night vision goggles to get in because it didn't had lighting setup when buil(weird huh?). You will end up in the floor, hating both: the goggles and the disco. You but you will still want to dance, so bye bye "Goggle Disco" and you'll go for a new one.