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At work I have ReviewBoard running on VirtualBox on one of my development machines. This has been working great but every once in awhile I accidentally close the VirtualBox console because it’s sitting in my taskbar:
I remember reading about a ‘headless’ mode in the VirtualBox …
keywords code, documentation, running, taskbar, virtualbox
For More Information on Shared Folders (Virtual Directories):
VirtualBox documentation on Shared Folders
Alternate method of sharing folders
Ubuntu docs on shared folders
keywords code, docs, documentation, folders, virtual directories, virtualbox
I’ve finally posted my instructions for getting ColdFusion 9 up and running on VirtualBox! It took me a few times to work through the process and get everything working (and documented) and at one point I forgot the password on the VM image and had to start over again. …
keywords code, coldfusion, running, virtualbox, wiki
I’ve been using Oracle SQL Developer I think since the very first initial betas. I could never stand the TOAD interface and the few bugs I encountered with SQL Developer were never bothersome enough to stop using the tool.
Over the years SQL Developer has matured very nicely and now is …
keywords betas, bugs, code, interface, oracle, oracle sql, reviews, toad, using oracle
One of the things I’m most excited about in the latest CFEclipse 1.3.5 release is the new code formatting feature.
At work we have a LOT of spaghetti code… weird indenting, mixed case tags, etc. With the new code formatter in CFEclipse getting this cleaned up is a matter of a few …
keywords cfeclipse, code, formatting, keystrokes, lot, spaghetti code
I’m working on an older project written in Fusebox (I’m so happy to be working on something using a framework for a change!) and was struggling to weed through the circuit files.
I’m using CFEclipse and editing the XML files using Aptana’s XML editor.
My first thought was …
keywords cfeclipse, code, eclipse, first thought, fusebox, outline view, xml, xml editor, xml files
Lately I’ve been really trying to avoid using the mouse while coding. You may not realize it but it’s a huge distraction to:
Stop typing
Find your mouse
Find your cursor
Hunt for the icon you need
Click the icon
Release mouse
Resume typing
That is a lot of work! And you probably do …
keywords automation, code, distraction, eclipse, resume
I’ve been tinkering around with Quix, a ’super’ bookmarklet that can easily replace several Firefox addins and overall reduce your dependency on your mouse.
Installing Quix is a simple matter of visiting the Quix site and dragging the bookmarklet to your toolbar. Since I …
keywords automation, bookmarklet, code, tools
So in my previous post (Authotkey and Eclipse Autocomplete) I was trying to replace a snippet with an AutoHotkey script. One thing I was lacking was automatically inserting the file name which you can easily do in a snippet by inserting $${CURRENTFILE} into your snippet.
Doing this in AutoHotkey …
keywords autohotkey, code, snippet
Yesterday I was trying to write up a quick AutoHotkey script to quickly dump in a Fusedoc snippet into my files.
I was tearing my hair out (I don’t have much left!) because I kept getting extraneous characters printing out after the script ran. After quite a bit of trial and error it …
keywords autocomplete, autohotkey, code, eclipse, snippet, trial and error
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