My last Nuggets post, “50 Linux Resources for Developers ” was pretty well-received, so I figured I’d try to do the same thing I did there for Node.js . Hopefully something here gives you some inspiration to make the next great Javascript app. It’s not meant to be an all-inclusive guide to learning Node, but more of a look at my journey with Node and some things I’ve found useful which you might find useful as well.
These are some cool things you can do with Vim that save time and can help prevent mistakes from mouse selection. They’re mostly little things, but altogether they make up an editing environment that I simply love.
1. NERDTree ( Docs ) file deletion
<Ctrl-L> to open NERDTree, hjkl to move, mdy to delete2. Easymotion ( Docs ). Check out their example GIFs, and you’ll never see movement with the keyboard the same again.
I try to always bookmark interesting things I find as I bumble around the internet. I’ve collected thousands of bookmarks over the years, and I want to share some of the cool stuff I’ve found. I call these Nuggets .
Today, I want to bring you a list of links that might help you on your path to understanding and appreciating Linux. I don’t consider myself some wizened Linux guru, but I have spent many, many hours looking for guides and tools to make my life easier while using it.