mikeerickson · November 3, 2013 22:01
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 Introduction
 ------------
 Earlier today, I posted a screenshot of my current development environment using Chrome and figured I would put together a little more information about what all is going on here.


 My Setup (I am a Dark Theme fan)
 --------------------------------

 As a recap, here is the screenshot I posted:

 http://d.pr/i/kxFH

 The top pane is the output from Laravel Console (which is displayed in the middle pane).  This laravel package called "Laravel-Console" is available from package at

 https://packagist.org/packages/darsain/laravel-console

 Using the console, you can use console as if you were writing standard laravel code, and have access to all standard Laravel commands, etc.  While this call also be done using the Artisan Tinker commmand, the Laravel Console offers may additional feautres and availble by accessing you host/console (ie http://localhost:8000/console).


 Terminal in Dev Tools
 ---------------------
 The next section is a tool for Chrome is "Terminal in Chrome DevTools" by Dmitry Filimonov

 http://blog.dfilimonov.com/2013/09/12/devtools-terminal.html

 It uses the same theme as your default Terminal window so it has the same look and feel!  Having access to Terminal anyway is a great tool for me ;-)

 When Terminal is displayed, there is a button on the far right ( ... ) where you can chose between dark and bright theme


 Dev Tools Themes
 ----------------
 The final piece to my Chrome enviornment is a nice dark theme when display Developer Tools.  There are a lot of different themes available, but I choose to stick with the dark theme (this is my favorite)

 https://coderwall.com/p/xsmpbg
 http://devthemez.com/themes/dobdark-theme
 http://devthemez.com/themes/chrome-developer-tools


 Additional Utility
 ------------------
 In addition to having it available in Chrome, I also use a utility called "TotalTerminal" from Binary Age.  I have been using this utility for quite sometime and it is great to have a Terminal Visor available for hotkey ANWYHERE (I use Ctrl-` to invoke)
	Introduction
	------------
	Earlier today, I posted a screenshot of my current development environment using Chrome and figured I would put together a little more information about what all is going on here.


	My Setup (I am a Dark Theme fan)
	--------------------------------

	As a recap, here is the screenshot I posted:

	http://d.pr/i/kxFH

	The top pane is the output from Laravel Console (which is displayed in the middle pane). This laravel package called "Laravel-Console" is available from package at

	https://packagist.org/packages/darsain/laravel-console

	Using the console, you can use console as if you were writing standard laravel code, and have access to all standard Laravel commands, etc. While this call also be done using the Artisan Tinker commmand, the Laravel Console offers may additional feautres and availble by accessing you host/console (ie http://localhost:8000/console).


	Terminal in Dev Tools
	---------------------
	The next section is a tool for Chrome is "Terminal in Chrome DevTools" by Dmitry Filimonov

	http://blog.dfilimonov.com/2013/09/12/devtools-terminal.html

	It uses the same theme as your default Terminal window so it has the same look and feel! Having access to Terminal anyway is a great tool for me ;-)

	When Terminal is displayed, there is a button on the far right ( ... ) where you can chose between dark and bright theme


	Dev Tools Themes
	----------------
	The final piece to my Chrome enviornment is a nice dark theme when display Developer Tools. There are a lot of different themes available, but I choose to stick with the dark theme (this is my favorite)

	https://coderwall.com/p/xsmpbg
	http://devthemez.com/themes/dobdark-theme
	http://devthemez.com/themes/chrome-developer-tools


	Additional Utility
	------------------
	In addition to having it available in Chrome, I also use a utility called "TotalTerminal" from Binary Age. I have been using this utility for quite sometime and it is great to have a Terminal Visor available for hotkey ANWYHERE (I use Ctrl-` to invoke)
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