I have a friend, a designer, who’s convinced she’s not very good. She doesn’t believe her work is anything special. She doesn’t even believe her discipline is anything special and prefers to assign credit to her environment or to the pressure of others’ expectations.
This belief is very deeply…
:)
In Chrome, add a new bookmark, and change the url to:
javascript:void(jQuery(".item[id*='itemList_story']:not(:has(a[title='Mu-An Chiou']))").toggle())
et voila, you can toggle to see only YOUR stories!
(Well, change my name to yours first)
When I first saw Pivotal I hated it. It was so cluttered and there were lots of colours that served as nothing but noise to me. But over time it grew on me with its wonderful integration with git, and stuff(?). (The “reject” story feature is questionable as it hurts my feeling.) So then I decided to try to work with it, by creating my own little feature using JavaScript and clearer visuals using CSS(Chrome plugin - Stylish).
Here’s one for you all. :)
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screenshots of my pivotal tracker in use
| Bel: | I wish you'd told me... before you did such a stupid, stupid, wonderful thing. |
| Freddie: | And what would you have done? |
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Shouldn’t have wasted that much time doing it myself…
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Chapter 2 in Apple’s series of “let’s put skeu here but not there”
siracusa wrote
If you saw this image on, say, the screen of an 11-inch MacBook Air, you could be forgiven for instinctively poking the screen with your finger.
probably not, i think people would make fun of you for doing that.
Here’s a little bit of keyboard shortcut(bindings?) that I found useful to have for sublime text2:
[
{ “keys”: [“super+alt+down”], “command”: “duplicate_line” },
{ “keys”: [“alt+up”], “command”: “swap_line_up”},
{ “keys”: [“alt+down”], “command”: “swap_line_down”},
{ “keys”: [“super+d”], “command”: “run_macro_file”, “args”: {“file”: “Packages/Default/Delete Line.sublime-macro”} }
]
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