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It works just fine with zsh. If you're on a mac you can easily install z (and keep it up to date) with `brew install z`


FYI - The caveat for how to set up z for zsh were wrong in brew. I just submitted a pull request to fix this.

https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/pull/14621


Great, updating brew asap!


I can highly recommend Matz talk from RubyConf 2011, where he talks about the future of Ruby.

http://confreaks.net/videos/654-rubyconf2011-keynote-ruby-ev...


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It also does sorting and moves the search bar to the top of the page.



I agree with the oh-my-zsh, but why specifically the fish theme?

From what I can gather it only alters the look (https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/blob/master/themes...)


Hmm, does it? I installed it right away and it's pretty much exactly like fish (history traversal with arrows, case-insensitive matching, etc). I might be mistaken and it might just be omz.


I have tried to keep my resume a simple and plain as possible. I'm still at uni, but will be applying for a job soon so any comments and/or suggestions are much appreciated.

http://crocodoc.com/N28pQof


Mainly due to environmental strain and unethical practices. More info if you click the said fish.


I don't think there is a wealth of FOSS programs when in comes to designing. Hence, I tend to use of various web-apps for design tasks:

http://layerstyles.org/ - Css generator

http://0to255.com/ - Color/gradient chooser

http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/06/10/useful-html-cs... - Link collection


* AWDLauncher - Great UI with loads of features and customizations

* Wikidroid - wikipedia client

* Skype


I also organize styles by controller/action in my Rails projects. This trick from "The Rails 3 Way" is great for assigning the correct classes to the page:

Using Haml:

  %body(class="#{controller.controller_name} #{controller.action_name}")
Using Erb:

  <body class ='<%= "#{controller.controller_name} #{controller.action_name}"%>'>


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