Here's the notes from my development setup, in case you were curious and didn't write down gem names. Load it up in Emacs for the org-mode goodness ;).
My blog (linked at the bottom) includes posts that go into greater detail on several of the topics I talked about. https://gist.github.com/91eb280d8f251c962889 My Development Setup * Editor ** Emacs (24) Why I am more productive (than w/ Vim) - confluence-mode - readline and Emacs navigation keys - org-mode - ido-mode and smex - Buffer management ** Configuration Highlights of my ~/.emacs.d - packages.el - modularized configuration - modules/*.el - emacs-starter-kit * Terminal ** iTerm2 - Copy/paste - 256 color terminal - Tmux integration ** Tmux ** Zsh * Ruby! - Use Rbenv - Rvm is fine too ** Useful Gems - pry - ubuntu_ami #+BEGIN_SRC ruby # this ami = Ubuntu.release("lucid").amis.find do |ami| ami.arch == "amd64" and ami.root_store == "instance-store" and ami.region == "us-east-1" end # or this Ubuntu.release("lucid").amis.each do |ami| puts "#{ami.region} #{ami.name} (#{ami.arch}, #{ami.root_store})" end #+END_SRC - git, github_api, git-up - fpm - showoff - gollum - octopress * Automation ** Chef - Three OS X systems - Consistent configuration - Linux systems too ** Vagrant - Multi-VM Vagrantfile ** VMware Fusion - fission ** EC2 * Stay on Target ** Pomodoro Technique - 25 minutes work - 5 minute breaks * Window Management - Zooom2.app - Divvy.app - Full screen & Spaces * Blogging http://twitter.com/jtimberman http://jtimberman.housepub.org -- Opscode, Inc Joshua Timberman, Technical Program Manager IRC, Skype, Twitter, Github: jtimberman _______________________________________________ Bdrg-members mailing list Bdrg-members@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/bdrg-members
