IDE/EDITOR

  • Sublime Text (version 2.0 stable) (*)
  • Notepad++
  • Dreamweaver
  • Netbeans
  • Eclipse (Aptana)
  • Visual Studio

Sublime Text

  • Light weight
  • Free
  • Many plugins (Python)
  • Easy to use ("Keyboard only"), can...  customize anything
  • Cross Platform (Windows, iOS, Linux)
  • Split Editing
  • Suggest for many programing languages
  • ... and more :)
  • Download: http://www.sublimetext.com/2 (using portable version)

Sublime Plugins (Highlight)

  1. Package Control                                                          
  2. Emmet
  3. Trailing Spaces
  4. HTML Beautify
  5. Javascript Beautify
  6. jQuery
  7. JsMinifier
  8. Code Formatter

Sublime - Suggestion/Auto Complete

(*) HTML (only after entering a < character)    
                  
  • Auto Complete                                                                   
  • Manually Showing Completions
  • Commit on Tab

Tips - General

  • Show the Command Palett: Ctrl+Shift+P
  • Deactivate update check: add "update_check": false to user settings
  • Using Alt+C to do inline calculations (Super Calculator)
  • Using Key Bindings - User to customize keyboard shortcuts

Tips - HTML

  • Find & Multiselect: Ctrl+D
  • Quick select Tag: Expand Selection to Tag (Ctrl+Shift+A)

    Tips - Javascript

    • Quick select block (of code): Ctrl+Shift+M                          

    Tips - CSS

    • Type CSS 3 property & TAB to generate Cross-Browser CSS3 Rule
    • Type w<number> & TAB; the same with height;

    Notepad++

    • Light Weight                                                                    
    • Total free
    • Many Plugins
    • Only Windows
    • Easy to use
    • Emmet

    Notepad++ - Plugins (Highlight)

    1. Plugin Manager  (*)
    2. Explorer
    3. Indent By Fold
    4. Finger Text
    5. HTML Tag
    6. NppCalc
    7. JSMin
      8.                                                                            
        (*): Plugin Manager plugin is included in Notepad++ release. Download manual at:
        http://www.brotherstone.co.uk/npp/pm/PluginManager_1.0.2_UNI.zip  and unzip to plugins directory

      Tips - General

      • Always using UTF-8 without BOM Encoding
      • Using Settings/Preferences/Backup to enable backup. function.
      • Using Ctrl+Shift+U Convert to upper case and Ctrl+U Convert to lower case
      • Using Folder To Current File of Explorer plugin to quick navigating to current directory of current file.
      • Column Mode Editing: Alt+Mouse-dragging or Alt+Shift+Arrow keys
      • Enter to evaluates the expressions (NppCalc)

      Tips - HTML

      • Using  Indent by Fold/Reindent File  to reindent your HTML and  check missing HTML tag
      • Ctrl+Shift+T to select whole tag (xml/html)  - plugin HTML Tag

      Tips - Javascript

      • Functional List: Function List Panel is a zone to display all the function (or method) find in current file.
      • Using Ctrl+Alt+M to format  (JSMinNpp) and Plugins/JSMin/JSMin to minifing   whole javascript file

      Emmet

      • Emmet (previously known as Zen Coding) is a web-developer’s toolkit that can greatly improve your HTML & CSS workflow.
      • Extension/Plugin for many editor/IDE (NetBeans, Eclipse, SublimeText, Notepad++, Coda, Komodo Edit/IDE, Dreamweaver...)
      • Abbreviations/CSS Abbreviations
      • ...ref: http://docs.emmet.io/

      Abbreviations

      • Syntax 
      • Element types
      • Implicit tag names
      • “Lorem Ipsum” generator

      CSS Abbreviations

      • Vendor prefixes
      • Gradients
      • Fuzzy search

      Actions KEYMAP (SUBLIME)

      • Expand Abbreviation: ctrl+e/tab
      • Match Tag Pair: ctrl+alt+j
      • Go to Matching Pair: -
      • Wrap with Abbreviation: shift+ctrl+g
      • Go to Edit Point: ctrl+alt+left (prev); ctrl+alt+right (next)
      • Select Item: shift+ctrl+. (next); shift+ctrl+, (prev); 
      • Toggle Comment: ctrl+shift+forward_slash ("/")
      • Split/Join Tag: shift+ctrl+`
      • Remove Tag: shift+ctrl+;
      • Merge Lines: -
      • Update Image Size: ctrl+u
      • Evaluate Math Expression: shift+ctrl+y
      • Increment/Decrement Number: alt+up/down
      • Reflect CSS Value: shift+ctrl+r
      • Encode/Decode Image to data:URL: ctrl+'

      REVISION CONTROL

      VERSION CONTROL/SOURCE CONTROL

      • GIT (* )                                                                                 
      • SVN
      • VCS

      (*): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software)

      About Resource Management & Version control

      • Local Version Control (db stored in pc)
      • Celtralized version control systems (cvcss, included cvs, subversion, perforce (?)) have single server that contains all the versioned files.
      • Distributed version control systems (dvcss: git, mercurial, bazaar, darcs) fully mirror the repository, Every checkout is really a full backup of all the data.

      Git - History

      • Git was initially designed and developed by  Linus Torvalds  for  Linux kernel  development in 2005
      • Many developers of the  Linux kernel chose to give up access to BitKeeper
      • The copyright holder of BitKeeper, Larry McVoy, had withdrawn free use of the product  
      • Torvalds wanted a distributed system that he could use like BitKeeper

      Git - The Goals

      • Speed
      • Simple design
      • Strong support for non-linear development (thousands of parallel branches)
      • Fully distributed
      • Able to handle large projects like the Linux kernel effeciently (speed and data  size)

      Git - Install

      Downloading resource:
      Configurating for TortoiseGit:
      • Uncompress  MsysGit                                                     
      • Install TortoiseGit
      • Set Git path (pointing to MsysGit)
      • Setup SSH key (for future using)

      Git - Operations (wiki)

      Git - Working with Tortoise Git

      Functions:
      • Git Clone: initialize a new one from an existing resource
      • Git Create repository: create a new resource
      • Pull: get resource from a host (Ex: GitHub)
      • Fetch: get but not merge with staging
      • Push: upload resource to a host
      • Diff: compare a file for differences.
      • Show log: commit history
      • Repo browser: browsing the repository
      • Rebase: restore from version
      • Resolve: mark file in conflict state is now resolve

      Git - Status

      • Committed
      • Modified
      • Staged (“Changed but not updated” that is, unstaged).
      • Conflict/Resolved
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