Interesting to see where my preferences align (or don’t) with predominant convention. Tabs or Spaces
I hate code like this, it smells like a failure of imagination or implementation or both:
export const INCREMENT_COUNTER = 'INCREMENT_COUNTER';
export const DECREMENT_COUNTER = 'DECREMENT_COUNTER';
Found in the otherwise wonderfully helpful and well considered simple-redux-boilerplate. I’m sure there’s a decent reason in there somewhere.
I might not be smart enough to use this yet, but it looks interesting.
Probably not the right time, but I’m trying Hack today. Replacing Source Code Pro. Hack | A typeface designed for source code
Constructive rant on the state of GUI git clients. (All version control systems, but really, it’s mostly all git). “your UI shouldn’t look as if your database had just thrown up all over it”. This is what I’m reminded of when I look at SourceTree. It feels like someone took a window and just threw […]
I just learned many stuffs. Math as Code
The effect of adding “font_options” : [“gray_antialias”] to Preferences.sublime-settings on a retina-screen Mac. Not sure I like it, colors get really muted. (via Josh at Sublime Text Tips) Color theme is Oceanic Next, font is Source Code Pro. update: Reverted to subpixel_antialias, at smallish font sizes, the letterforms degrade, ascender widths becomes irregular, vertical rhythm […]
Tech, noted 