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Installing Ruby and Ruby On Rails from scratch on OS X using DarwinPorts
This screencast that shows you how to setup the following from a fresh install of Mac OS X Tiger (10.4.8) I started by installing OS X on a firewire drive, then I setup the basic stuff you’ll need to develop in Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Although Locomotive does a good job of getting you started fast...
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Using Textmate with ColdFusion
This screencast gives you an idea of what it’s like using Textmate with ColdFusion. It shows a quick example of creating a newsletter application. It...
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Ross Harmes's YUI Bundle for TextMate
screencast demonstration of Ross Harmes's TextMate bundle for YUI inlcuding syntax colorization, autocompletion, and integrated documentation retrieval...
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Python Usage 101
Domenico Carbotta shows how to write a small Python program using some useful Python shortcuts like an intelligent class snippet for auto-initialization of object data, and how to run the program from within TextMate
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LaTeX Intro
This is the first of several screencasts focusing on the LaTeX bundle. Recorded and narrated by Charilaos Skiadas.
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LaTeX Projects
Learn how to use TextMate's project window, how to set up a master LaTeX file, references, label completion, and the magic that is pdfsync.
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Screenwriting Bundle
This video goes through the behavioral features of the screenwriting bundle by Oliver Taylor.
It should be interesting even for non-screenwriters, as it is an impressive demonstration of how much automation one can achieve without writing a single line of code (the author of the screenwrit...
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Context Sensitive Snippet Expansion
Oliver Taylor shows how snippet expansion can be made context sensitive plus a few other features of TextMate.
This is one of several screencasts which introduce the user to writing screenplays in TextMate
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Objective-C Snippets
Some of the Objective-C snippets responsible for my increased productivity :)
It was recorded and narrated by myself (Allan Odgaard) and lack of a script made me forget a few points, amongst other that the user should look in the Objective-C bundle (Bundle Editor) and the chapters on snipp...
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