This deck served to aid students ramp up their dev environment while studying at Fullstack Academy.https://www.slideshare.net/FVCproductions/2015-0618-awesome-web-dev-tips-amp-tricks-fullstack-academy
Let’s start by installing Package Control!
To note.. ST3 > WebStorm > Vim.
The de facto Sublime Text package manager with over 2,500 packages available for installation, all available in GitHub or BitBucket repos.
Go here: https://packagecontrol.io/installation
⌘ ⇧ PCommand + Shift + P
Enter To Install The Highlighted Package & You’re Done!
To make your dev environment purty.
This article basically covers everything.So basically… use the Package Manager.Make sure to include the code in your User Settings file which can be found under Sublime Text > Preferences > Settings - User.For example, if you installed the Theme ITG Flat, then this is how you would modify your User Settings file to have the dark version of the theme and color scheme.These instructions will be in the Theme’s documentation on their GitHub repo.
{
"color-scheme": "Packages/Theme - itg.flat/itg.dark.tmTheme",
"theme": "itg.flat.dark.sublime-theme"
}
You’re a wizard now.
Also, some of these just work with ST3.
Matches a variety of cases such as [], {}, (), "", '', <tag></tag>, and even custom brackets.
Shows an icon in the gutter area indicating whether a line has been inserted, modified, or deleted.
Shows where possible syntax errors could be.For JavaScript (JSHint), go here.For more JS stuff, go here.
Prettify your code.
Powerful editing features for all you Markdown lovers.
Autocomplete file naming for lazy people.
Full featured code intelligence and smart autocomplete engine.
Makes your sidebar more powerful.
Insight, motivation, and benchmarking for programmers.
Learn from the best of the best.Seriously, there’s an entire series from the Google Developers YouTube team dedicated to cool plugins.
If you want to feel like a hacker just because though, go here and start typing away!
Type in nano .bash_profile.Then type in alias [insert alias name here] = "cd ~/[insert path here]".i.e. alias cdfsa = "cd ~/Dropbox/GitHub/FSA"Make sure to restart your terminal after you add the alias(es).
Type this in your Terminal app so you don’t have to type sudo before every npm install command.sudo chown -R $(whoami) ~/.npmThis may not work in Zsh.
Type this in your Terminal app so you can open files in ST3.ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/local/bin/sublimeSourceThis doesn’t work with ST2.
Wes Bos also has a Command Line Power User YouTube Playlist!
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MongoDB Shell Enhancements
Because we all need some power tools in our lives.
Categories Design, Development, Productivity
Keep your Mac awake.
Makes the color of your computer’s display adapt to the time of day.
API Documentation Browser & Code Snippet Manager
Reset your Launchpad to the default layout.
A more powerful version of Spotlight.
Convert any image to various number of formats.
Make. Publish. Share.Screencasts made easy.
The best developer tools, free for students.
Change your Mac icons.
Color picker in your menu bar.
A beautiful ambient sound app that allows you to concentrate on the work at hand.
The free version of BetterSnapTool (see Paid).
Configure many gestures for your Magic Mouse, Macbook Trackpad, Magic Trackpad, and even mouse gestures.
An all new, unified GitHub desktop.
Customize your dock.
A shell-centric cross-platform open source MongoDB management tool.
A better way to organize GitHub repos & Devs.
Organize your Mac menu bar apps. $15
Pretty self-explanatory, but it’s basically repl.it except not online. $14.99
Advanced Markdown Preview.Works great if you edit your .md files in Sublime Text. $9.99
The mother of all password managers. $49.99
Window snapping done right.At least until El Capitan incorporates it. $1.99
Like Flux, but more powerful. $0.99
Basically reminds you to take a break. $3.99
Customize the look of your Mac.Free for 5 days. Then, $5.To Note: Once El Capitan comes out, you can’t customize your Mac anymore which is kind of a bummer.
An advanced Mac system monitor for your menu bar.Free for 14 days. Then, $18.
A Mac App for Cool People.Helps you build websites faster & better. $32
A premier text editor targeted for front-end web developers. $99
Lightweight yet powerful IDE perfectly equipped for complex client & server side development using Node.FREE for students. A single license is $99.Highly recommended by Joseph Alves, one of the instructors here at Fullstack Academy.
Version control with Git - made easy. In a beautiful efficient, and powerful app. $59
The ultimate REST client for Mac. $29.99
Because CHROME.
Browse the Internet webz like Jay-Z.
Validate and view JSON documents.
Supercharge your API workflow.Among other things.
Create gorgeous code snapshots within seconds.
Product Hunt has all the best ones, but hey.
This is the go to place for anyone who has an idea and wants to build their own app. Real skills for real world projects.
Use this to manage your projects on GitHub. Fullstack Academy uses this too!
Share and discover the best programming tutorials and courses online.
A typing tutor/trainer for programmers. The lessons are based on open-source code, allowing you to practice with code used in the real world.
Fun things to do in your free time.
AKA What do I do on the weekends if I have energy left?
Join groups such as Code Crew, Fullstack JavaScript, Google NYC Tech Talks, NY Tech Meetup, Women Who Code NYC, etc. in the NYC.
If you get to 4 kyu, you get a free t-shirt from Fullstack. :P
Check out Hackathon IO for upcoming local hackathons.
If you’re into gaming, then you can learn JavaScript as you defeat ogres, solve mazes, and level up.
Reflecting is always nice.There’s plenty of options out there: Ghost, Tumblr, Wordpress, Jekyll, Medium, etc.
“The work you do while you procrastinate is probably the work you should be doing for the rest of your life.” - J. Hische
Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free!