Step 1: Open the command palette shift + cmd + p Step 2: Search for “Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)” Step 3: Add the keybinding inside the settings object “vim.insertModeKeyBindings”: [ { “before”: [“j”, “j”], “after”: [“<Esc>”] } ]
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Github Pages tutorial and exploration!
What is Github Pages Github allows free and easy hosting for users to create an html page to represent users, organization and projects. All you have to do is upload your files through version control (git) and Github will serve your html, css and js – all static assets*. How do you create a github…
vim settings: tabs, spaces, indents
Basics tabstop – amount to indent when using <Tab> shiftwidth – amount to indent when using ‘>’ or ‘<‘ expandtab – always insert spaces at the amount of tabstop set tabstop=4 set shiftwidth=4 set expandtab How to change tab size based on filetype setting it inline make sure there are no spaces between the…
Setting up version controlled bash_profile
Sometimes your roommate spills water on your computer for a second time. Why would I upload .bash_profile to github? If you keep your config files uploaded to github, you can avoid having to recreate your dotfiles like .bash_profile every time you need to set up a new computer. For most people, setting up a new computer…
Set up your dotfiles, config files
Sometimes your computer explodes. Sometimes your roommate spills water on it. If you keep your config files uploaded to github/gitlab, you can avoid recreating your dotfiles (.vimrc, .bash_profile, .sh, .zshrc) and reconfiguring every laptop and virtual machine you encounter. * this is assuming you have already version controlled your configs (examples: bash, vim) Step 1: Upload…