dergachev

OS X Screencast to animated GIF

This gist shows how to create a GIF screencast using only free OS X tools: QuickTime, ffmpeg, and gifsicle.

Instructions

To capture the video (filesize: 19MB), using the free "QuickTime Player" application:

fishcakez

#vim-erlang_tools

https://github.com/fishcakez/vim-erlang_tools

Vim plugin to combine vim and tmux to add support for some erlang tools to vim. Inspired by the vimux plugin. Currently erlc, ct_run, dialyzer, eunit and rebar have some support.

The plugin works by using a ct hook or an eunit listener to produce identical format to dialyzer -o outputfile. This means all tools' output can be parsed

lpgauth

            lock    id  #tries  #collisions  collisions [%]  time [us]  duration [%]
           -----   --- ------- ------------ --------------- ---------- -------------
        proc_tab     1   12869         5933         46.1030     343822      114.2133
       run_queue    24  172468         9301          5.3929      73889       24.5450
       port_lock  3971   61326          288          0.4696      62224       20.6700
         pollset     1   23543         2568         10.9077      33272       11.0525
        pix_lock   256  106471          602          0.5654      20412        6.7806
    drv_ev_state    16   21854          503          2.3016      20380        6.7700
       proc_link 10512   58810          843          1.4334       8518        2.8296
       proc_msgq 10512   83228          524          0.6296       4972        1.6516

mbbx6spp

% Will create a fully mocked version of existing_module until caller crashes
meck:new(ExistingModule). 

% Will create a fully mocked version of existing_module even after caller crashes
meck:new(ExistingModule, [nolink]).

% Will allow you to overload existing module, keeping old functions around
meck:new(ExistingModule, [passthrough]).

% Unload mocks and revert to real module implementation