| When I released Oh My Zsh to share with coworkers, I decided to toss it on Github instead of sending them a tarball. If you had told me that less than two years later, we'd be approaching 900 forks and I'd have accepted patches from 150 different people... I'd have rolled my eyes and laughed. | |
| Yet, I find myself leading such a project, which now receives more pull-requests submissions than I can keep up with. Github has provided tools that enabled me to distribute some management of the project with other people, which means that I don't have to be a huge bottle neck in the process. Even if I don't keep up (ie., take a vacation), people can easily fork, make their tweaks, and share their patches with the rest of the community. This allows me to get engaged with the community when it's convenient for me. | |
| Outside of that, the people who use Oh My Zsh appear to be huge fans of the project. It seems to make a positive difference in how people feel about working with their terminal environment. Being able to re |
| #!/bin/sh | |
| # | |
| # Just save this as .git/hooks/post-checkout in your Rails application | |
| # | |
| env ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64" bundle install | |
| touch tmp/restart.txt |
| # my ~/.zshrc BEFORE oh-my-zsh | |
| # Input stuff. | |
| bindkey -e | |
| # History stuff. | |
| setopt HIST_VERIFY | |
| setopt INC_APPEND_HISTORY | |
| setopt SHARE_HISTORY |
| I'm hoping to run an A/B test on a product preview page, which has URLs like so: | |
| * http://domain.com/products/14/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/104/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/135/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/2045/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/2045/preview | |
| We have a variation of the 'preview' view that we want to compare... across all our products. |
| # just showing one of our designers how to tighten up some conditionals.. | |
| if @foo == "bar" || @foo == "baz" || @foo == "meep" | |
| # do something | |
| end | |
| # can also be written like so... | |
| if ["bar", "baz", "meep"].include?(@foo) | |
| # do something | |
| end |
This is my script for handling unsolicited sales calls. I can tell by the caller id as they usually come in on our second (unpublished) phone number.
Thank you for calling Planet Argon. If you know your party’s extension, please say or enter it followed by the pound key.
| ...so we're working on an existing project and we come across comments like this.. | |
| def to_param | |
| # Let's use the invoice_no so nobody gets any bright ideas. | |
| self.invoice_no | |
| end | |
| # This class represents the user's shopping cart. Vrrm vrrm! |
| # add this to your .oh-my-zsh config for fun in the sun | |
| function chirp() { | |
| growlnotify -t "Chirp Chirp" -m $1; | |
| say -v "Bells" "chirp. chirp. ${1}"; | |
| } | |
| # then when you are running a big task and want to be reminded when it finishes (so you don't have to keep checking on it...) | |
| rake your-rake-command && chirp "finished running the command that you were waiting on" |
| # found in a controller... | |
| @lead.update_attribute(:type, 'Customer') | |
| @customer = Customer.find(@lead.id) |
| >> x | |
| => [] | |
| >> x.slice!(10..-1) | |
| => nil | |
| >> x | |
| => [nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil] |