, on JavaScript
Most of us who use VIM for their day to day editing tasks, I can bet, really love its key bindings, especially, character navigation keys i.e., h, j, k, l. Then, wouldn’t it be a cool idea to allow your users to use j and k keys to scroll down and up your page? After all, you can see it in action on the Facebook itself.
Continue reading VIM like Navigation on a Web Page
, on Linux
Did you ever feel the need to display the content of some file, may be a Java or HTML, on the terminal? Yes, you are right. For this purpose, we use cat command that comes bundled with every Linux distribution.
Continue reading Syntax Highlighting inside Linux Terminal (a fancy cat command)
, on Linux
I have been using Linux operating system since the year 2008. And while working on any Unix-like systems, our main interface as developers is to use the terminal, and most probably bash environment.
Continue reading Handy shortcuts of Linux Bash terminal
, on JavaScript
We have come a long way since the release of Angular v0.9.x. We now have Angular 2. Although it’s still in beta version. Angular 2 is radically different from its predecessor, Angular 1. We no more can write an Angular application using just ng-app directive, that kicks off everything, and initialize angular bindings and lot of other stuff.
Continue reading Angular 2: Up and Running and custom Gravatar component
, on Hydejack
Hydejack is a pretentious two-column Jekyll theme, stolen by @qwtel from Hyde. You could say it was.. hydejacked.
NOTE: This post is outdated and only included for legacy reasons. See the Documentation for up-to-date instructions.
Unlike Hyde, it’s very opinionated about how you are going to use it.
Features include:
Continue reading Introducing Hydejack
