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New Mac Web Dev Setup scripts

Customizing

I do NOT recommend installing all of my setup without looking through what is happening and customizing it for yourself. Fork this repo and update anything you like.

Look through the shell scripts in setup folder to see what programs are being installed. You can add or remove everything from there. Most likely, if you are not a VIM power user you will want to modify some of the shell and atom plugins/config to suit yours preferences.

Pre-Setup (If you don't have Homebrew and/or Github setup with SSH access)

Install Homebrew and git, and set up SSH for Github

curl --remote-name https://raw.githubusercontent.com/colbycheeze/dotfiles/master/setup/pre-setup.sh
chmod a+x pre-setup.sh
./pre-setup.sh

Manually Install latest (non beta) Xcode from the app store

Setup

git clone [email protected]:colbycheeze/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles && cd ~/dotfiles/setup && git checkout amazon && chmod a+x applications.sh && chmod a+x finishSetup.sh ./applications.sh

Finishing touches

  1. open tmux and install plugins: CTRL + A, I
  2. open nvim and run :PlugInstall and :UpdateRemotePlugins
  3. Register Divvy and add any hotkeys for window management
  4. Change key repeat rate / delay to fast/short in keyboard preferences
  5. Swap ESC and CAPS key in keyboard preferences (OSX Sierra now supports this)
  6. Connect iterm2 profile to dotfiles: (instructions)

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dotfiles's Issues

<C-J> back into tmux from vim

I stumbled across your 'vim as an IDE' youtube video and thought I would use your dotfiles to inspire some modifications in my own - so I copied some of them.

The ability to use the CTRL-{H,J,K,L} keys to move around seamlessly was really neat, but I did not see any way to moved from vim back out into another tmux pane without have to use C-a J.

So I wrote a vim plugin to check if you are <c-j>ing off an edge vim-window into tmux and if so, it will make the transition for you.

I thought you may have some use for this.

https://github.com/danielcliffordmiller/vim-tmux-integration

Changing panes away from vim

When changing away from a vim pane and to, say, a bash pane, the <C-j/k/h/l> shortcuts don't work. They are sent to vim itself, even when you are currently in a split on the edge of vim's pane.

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