lynndylanhurley

Man I love Clojure. So happy to see it on the front page these past few days.

Wow this is great!!! This is exactly the guide that I've been looking for. Thanks!!!

I've been using a similar setup for some time now. The most significant obstacle for me was user authentication. For anyone else who needs to add auth support to Angular + Rails:

https://github.com/lynndylanhurley/ng-token-auth https://github.com/lynndylanhurley/devise_token_auth

Ahh thanks!!! blush

Thanks! I will be launching an example application within the next day or so. I'll post a link in the readme once it's live.

This is all great advice. I've added these items to the issue tracker, and I am going to implement them right away.

Some questions that I have:

Is the documentation clear?

Is there anything that I can do to further simplify anything?

Are the security measures too aggressive? Not aggressive enough?

Too real

Hahahaha

This isn't about a vague ideology (re: Eich). It's about ACTIONS that Condoleezza Rice, personally, has taken in the past, and using those actions to predict what she will probably do in the future. She has shown us, with her actions, that she cannot be trusted with sensitive data.

This idea is taken from "Stars In My Pocket Like Grains of Sand" by Samuel Delaney.

http://www.amazon.com/Stars-Pocket-Like-Grains-Sand/dp/08195...

I agree. I've used both AutoComplPop and NeoComplCache extensively (1-2 years each) and YCM is superior to both in terms of speed. NeoComplCache has great completion ability, but it lacks fuzzy matching, and the configuration was a total rat's nest. I've been using YCM for like 2 months and I haven't looked back.

Yeah I don't get it - I had zero issues with installation (and I usually find a way to screw everything up). Can you post your YouCompleteMe install block for NeoBundle?

Are you familiar with NeoBundle? It's mostly a drop-in replacement for Vundle, but it has support for post-installation hooks. This could potentially make it a one-step install (assuming NeoBundle was already installed).

For example, here is the install snippet from vimproc, which also requires compiling: https://gist.github.com/lynndylanhurley/5951180.

https://github.com/Shougo/neobundle.vim

The 25% claim sounds a little weird - what are some features that sublime has that vim doesn't have?

dude chill

It should be working. I would really appreciate any advice you might have - can you please check again?

I just made this with SVG: http://ex1.lynndylanhurley.com/timeline

It runs really great in Chrome + Safari, but Firefox performance is awful.

*edit: grammar

I've been using this all morning - it's really incredible.

Well then you have to extend the argument to plugins as well, and certain plugins (SnipMate, AutoComplPop, Fugitive, etc.) can increase productivity by several orders of magnitude.

It's best to store your .vimrc + .vim/ folder on GitHub or a thumb-drive for easy restoration rather than crippling yourself with a limited configuration. Someone else mentioned Homesick (https://github.com/technicalpickles/homesick) which works really well.

That link is extremely helpful. Thx.