Here’s a small collection of links for developers looking to learn.

I recently came across a page with lots of links to txt files. I got frustrated when I wanted to look up something in these files but couldn’t because I’d have to download each one by one.

I’m happy to announce that R3DM’s first project is done! It’s live at Shpesfba.org.

This month has been hectic.

I have a directory where I’m storing all my solution to nodeschool.io courses. For many of these solutions I have installed node dependencies. These are stored in a node_modules directory in each folder. To ignore a directory recursively you can use the following .gitignore file

We’re evaluating Ghost.js for our upcoming project at r3dm.com. It’s pretty cool. Explicitly NOT a CMS for node.

So I haven’t been able to work on a solid blog post on any specific technology. I’d like my articles to be a lot like the articles you see on nettuts or sitepoint, just haven’t found tech I’m super passionate about like that this month.

This post is secretly only for testing embedding jsfiddles in a webpage. But I might as well give the blog an update. I’m currently teaching part-time at Hacker Coding Academy a 12 week full stack Javascript Vocational school. I’m very excited to work on my communication skills and really learn what I know by passing it on.

A part of mastering the commandline is extending it with your own custom commands. On any nix environment you should have access to config files, e.g., ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile. I add my aliases to my ~/.zshrc file. ZSH is pretty dope btw, definitely check it out.

I use iterm2 on my mac and there is a shortcut I want to tell you about.