The default CSS bundle in TextMate doesn’t include any of the new features of CSS3. I’d tried other TextMate CSS3 plugins, but in general they didn’t cover enough and seemed unmaintained.
So I made this.
Features
- border-radius
- box-shadow
- Odd/Even Selectors
- Columns (WebKit only)
- Text Stroke (WebKit only)
- text-shadow
- opacity
- display-inline
Where to Find it
You can find the source on GitHub, a download here. And the issues page here, where you can suggest new features.
Contributions are very welcome, it’s certainly not complete
After a few weeks of work, this is “Version 4”, of my blog. I have a slightly different design, and a different focus which should represent changes in me.
I do have a like of redoing some aspect of this every 6 months. I think it’s a cross between me changing as a person, and my desire to have this as a reflection of that.
This is a little app written in Sinatra, utilising Markdown for the markup (handled by Maruku), backed up by MySQL. It’s hosted on Apache/Passenger at Prgmr.com.
The code is also on GitHub. Including most of the content.
Plans
- Open Source the underlying “blogging engine”, as a project called “Sinba”.
- Use it to dump notes as I work on projects.
- Document a few things released, or nearing release.
- Document Me. - I’ve spent an awesome first year at University, I’ve met the most wonderful partner in the world, joined a great society and life is good. But, I never say so. So, I will start too.
Future
Over the Summer I have (through my Dad) scored a two month Sysadmin Job at ADNEC, in Abu Dhabi. Around this time last year, I spent two days doing some work experience. Which, apart from being brilliant (there’s nowhere you can find a better mix of people than abroad) and educational, was very useful to me.
For the evenings, I have a few things rolled up my sleeve. As usual, there’s a lot of things I’d like to learn, from iPhone OS Programming, to some C stuff. But, mostly, I want to go into September with at least a few simple projects up my sleeve, and something bid nearly there.
Ready? Let’s Begin.