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  1. @kvirani kvirani revised this gist May 12, 2014. 1 changed file with 14 additions and 6 deletions.
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    _Note to Windows Users:_ While these are OSX-specific, the Windows commands are essentially the same. Instead of Cmd, I believe you'd use Ctrl. Don't take my word for it though (you may have to experiment or research this).

    ### Cmd + Tab (OS X)
    ### Cmd + Tab (OS X) / Alt + Tab (Win/Ubuntu)
    * To switch between apps.
    * I prefer using this over mac gestures to switch between apps/spaces
    * Hold down Cmd and press Tab multiple times to select the right app
    * Don't hold down Cmd for long (just until you hit Tab) to do a quick toggle of the last app you were own
    * Hold down Cmd/Alt and press Tab multiple times to select the right app
    * Don't hold down Cmd/Alt for long (just until you hit Tab) to do a quick toggle of the last app you were on

    ### Cmd + ~ (OS X)
    * The tilde key is beside the 1 key on your keyboard
    @@ -36,21 +36,29 @@ _Note to Windows Users:_ While these are OSX-specific, the Windows commands are
    * The results are in a separate tab and you can interact with them (double click a result to jump to it)

    ### Cmd + Arrow keys (OS X)
    * Jump to start / end of line
    * Jump to start / end of line (Home / End in Win/Ubuntu)
    * Used very commonly, in most editors / word processors
    * Hold down shift to select as you do this

    ### Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome, Finder)
    * Create new tab (tabs are awesome!)
    * Ctrl + T in Win/Ubuntu to open a new tab in Chrome

    ### Cmd + Shift + T (Chrome) / Ctrl + Shift + T (Win/Ubuntu)
    * Re-open a previously closed tab

    ### Cmd + W (Chrome) / Ctrl + W (Win/Ubuntu)
    * Close a tab

    ### Cmd + T (ST3)
    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)
    * One of the _most used_ shortcuts in ST3
    * Useful for when there are many files in the project (like a Sinatra or Rails app) but start using it
    * Useful for when there are many files in the project (like a Sinatra or Rails app) but start using it now

    ### Cmd + Alt + Arrow keys (ST3, Chrome, and Terminal)
    * Switch between open tabs using the left/right arrow keys
    * A must use, as well. Give'r a shot!
    * Can also use Cmd + Shift + [ or Cmd + Shift + ] to go left/right in tabs

    ### Cmd + / (ST3)
    * Comment out the selected line(s)
    @@ -75,4 +83,4 @@ Watch the following videos. Note you don't have to watch them all tonight, but d
    5. [File / Folder Creation](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/lightning-fast-folder-and-file-creation/)
    6. [Sidebar Enhancements](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/sidebar-enhancements/)
    7. [Split Windows](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/configuring-and-mastering-split-windows/)


  2. @kvirani kvirani revised this gist May 9, 2014. 1 changed file with 5 additions and 1 deletion.
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    As the course progresses, you will be _expected_ by teachers to use your editor/OS the way a seasoned developer does.

    _Note to Windows Users:_ While these are OSX-specific, the Windows commands are essentially the same. Instead of Cmd, I believe you'd use Ctrl. Don't take my word for it though (you may have to experiment or research this).

    ### Cmd + Tab (OS X)
    * To switch between apps.
    * I prefer using this over mac gestures to switch between apps/spaces
    @@ -23,7 +25,9 @@ As the course progresses, you will be _expected_ by teachers to use your editor/

    ### Never minimize (OS X)

    Novice mac users minimize apps. There's no need for it. It should be removed from OS X altogether, in my opinion.
    * Novice mac users minimize apps.
    * There's no need for it.
    * It should be removed from OS X altogether, in my opinion.

    ### Cmd + Shift + F (ST3)
    * To find in all files in the open project
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    Take control of your development environment by using more of the keyboard and less of the mouse/trackpad. As you write your code, use (Mac and Sublime) keyboard commands/shortcuts to, well... kill it!

    Mastering your text editor and Operating System (OS) will make you a more efficient and impressive developer.

    ## Power User Commands

    Don't _just_ read about these. If any of these are foreign / unfamiliar to you, be sure to practice them and make a mental note to use them when possible.

    As the course progresses, you will be _expected_ by teachers to use your editor/OS the way a seasoned developer does.

    ### Cmd + Tab (OS X)
    * To switch between apps.
    * I prefer using this over mac gestures to switch between apps/spaces
    @@ -52,7 +56,7 @@ Novice mac users minimize apps. There's no need for it. It should be removed fro

    ## Sublime Text Videos

    Mastering your text editor will make you a more efficient and impressive developer, so here are some screencasts by some dude that will hopefully help with that!
    Here are some screencasts by some dude that will hopefully help with that!

    You're likely using Sublime Text 3 (ST3) but Sublime Text 2 (ST2) videos/tutorials are very relevant since 3 and 2 are fairly similar.

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    Take control of your development environment by using more of the keyboard and less of the mouse/trackpad. As you write your code, use (Mac and Sublime) keyboard commands/shortcuts to, well... kill it!


    ## Power User Commands

    Don't _just_ read about these. If any of these are foreign / unfamiliar to you, be sure to practice them and make a mental note to use them when possible.
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    * Used very commonly, in most editors / word processors
    * Hold down shift to select as you do this

    ## Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome, Finder)
    ### Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome, Finder)
    * Create new tab (tabs are awesome!)

    ### Cmd + T (ST3)
    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)
    * One of the _most used_ shortcuts in ST3
    * Useful for when there are many files in the project (like a Sinatra or Rails app) but start using it

    ## Cmd + Alt + Arrow keys (ST3, Chrome, and Terminal)
    ### Cmd + Alt + Arrow keys (ST3, Chrome, and Terminal)
    * Switch between open tabs using the left/right arrow keys
    * A must use, as well. Give'r a shot!

    @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Novice mac users minimize apps. There's no need for it. It should be removed fro
    ### Cmd + Shift + P (ST3)
    * Open the command pallette (more on that in the videos)

    ### Sublime Text Videos
    ## Sublime Text Videos

    Mastering your text editor will make you a more efficient and impressive developer, so here are some screencasts by some dude that will hopefully help with that!

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    * Used very commonly, in most editors / word processors
    * Hold down shift to select as you do this

    ## Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome)
    ## Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome, Finder)
    * Create new tab (tabs are awesome!)
    *

    ### Cmd + T (ST3)
    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)
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    Don't _just_ read about these. If any of these are foreign / unfamiliar to you, be sure to practice them and make a mental note to use them when possible.

    ### Cmd + Tab (OS X)

    * To switch between apps.
    * I prefer using this over mac gestures to switch between apps/spaces
    * Hold down Cmd and press Tab multiple times to select the right app
    @@ -24,25 +23,24 @@ Don't _just_ read about these. If any of these are foreign / unfamiliar to you,
    Novice mac users minimize apps. There's no need for it. It should be removed from OS X altogether, in my opinion.

    ### Cmd + Shift + F (ST3)

    * To find in all files in the open project
    * _Very important and powerful_; Used commonly in projects where # of files is high (ie: most projects)
    * Can use regular expressions instead of plain string
    * The results are in a separate tab and you can interact with them (double click a result to jump to it)

    ### Cmd + T

    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)
    * One of the _most used_ shortcuts in ST3
    * Useful for when there are many files in the project (like a Sinatra or Rails app) but start using it

    ### Cmd + Arrow keys (OS X)
    * Jump to start / end of line
    * Used very commonly, in most editors / word processors
    * Hold down shift to select as you do this

    ## Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome)
    * Create new tab (tabs are awesome!)
    *

    ### Cmd + T (ST3)
    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)
    * One of the _most used_ shortcuts in ST3
    * Useful for when there are many files in the project (like a Sinatra or Rails app) but start using it

    ## Cmd + Alt + Arrow keys (ST3, Chrome, and Terminal)
    * Switch between open tabs using the left/right arrow keys
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    ### Cmd + T

    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)
    * One of the _most used_ shortcuts in ST3
    * Useful for when there are many files in the project (like a Sinatra or Rails app) but start using it

    ### Cmd + Arrow keys (OS X)
    * Jump to start / end of line
    * Used very commonly, in most editors / word processors
    * Hold down shift to select as you do this

    ## Cmd + T (Terminal, Chrome)
    * Create new tab (tabs are awesome!)

    ## Cmd + Alt + Arrow keys (ST3, Chrome, and Terminal)
    * Switch between open tabs using the left/right arrow keys
    * A must use, as well. Give'r a shot!

    ### Cmd + / (ST3)
    * Comment out the selected line(s)

    ### Cmd+P (ST3)
    * Open the command pallette
    ### Cmd + Shift + P (ST3)
    * Open the command pallette (more on that in the videos)

    ### Sublime Text Videos

    @@ -59,6 +68,7 @@ Watch the following videos. Note you don't have to watch them all tonight, but d
    2. [Zen Coding](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/zen-coding-2/)
    3. [Regular Expressions](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/regular-expressions-in-sublime/)
    4. [Markdown](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/sublime-and-markdown-with-marked/)
    5. [Sidebar Enhancements](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/sidebar-enhancements/)
    5. [Split Windows](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/configuring-and-mastering-split-windows/)
    6.
    5. [File / Folder Creation](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/lightning-fast-folder-and-file-creation/)
    6. [Sidebar Enhancements](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/sidebar-enhancements/)
    7. [Split Windows](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/configuring-and-mastering-split-windows/)

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    ## Readings & Exercises
    ## On the road to being a Power User

    ### Power using your development environment ST3
    Take control of your development environment by using more of the keyboard and less of the mouse/trackpad. As you write your code, use (Mac and Sublime) keyboard commands/shortcuts to, well... kill it!

    * Cmd-Tab vs

    ## Power User Commands

    Don't _just_ read about these. If any of these are foreign / unfamiliar to you, be sure to practice them and make a mental note to use them when possible.

    ### Cmd + Tab (OS X)

    * To switch between apps.
    * I prefer using this over mac gestures to switch between apps/spaces
    * Hold down Cmd and press Tab multiple times to select the right app
    * Don't hold down Cmd for long (just until you hit Tab) to do a quick toggle of the last app you were own

    ### Cmd + ~ (OS X)
    * The tilde key is beside the 1 key on your keyboard
    * Used to switch between windows of the same app
    * Great for when you have multiple Chrome windows. When you Chrome, use it to switch between all Chrome windows

    ### Never minimize (OS X)

    Novice mac users minimize apps. There's no need for it. It should be removed from OS X altogether, in my opinion.

    ### Cmd + Shift + F (ST3)

    * To find in all files in the open project
    * _Very important and powerful_; Used commonly in projects where # of files is high (ie: most projects)
    * Can use regular expressions instead of plain string
    * The results are in a separate tab and you can interact with them (double click a result to jump to it)

    ### Cmd + T

    * To navigate to a file (very flexible input)

    ### Cmd + Arrow keys (OS X)
    * Jump to start / end of line
    * Used very commonly, in most editors / word processors
    * Hold down shift to select as you do this

    ### Cmd + / (ST3)
    * Comment out the selected line(s)

    ### Cmd+P (ST3)
    * Open the command pallette

    ### Sublime Text Videos

    Mastering your text editor will make you a more efficient and impressive developer, so here are some screencasts by some dude that will hopefully help with that!

    You're likely using Sublime Text 3 (ST3) but Sublime Text 2 (ST2) videos/tutorials are very relevant since 3 and 2 are fairly similar.

    Watch the following videos. Note you don't have to watch them all tonight, but do remember to come back to them. Feel free to skip or scrub content you already know:

    <https://tutsplus.com/course/improve-workflow-in-sublime-text-2/>

    1. All Getting Started Videos
    2. [Zen Coding](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/zen-coding-2/)
    3. [Regular Expressions](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/regular-expressions-in-sublime/)
    4. [Markdown](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/sublime-and-markdown-with-marked/)
    5. [Sidebar Enhancements](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/sidebar-enhancements/)
    5. [Split Windows](https://tutsplus.com/lesson/configuring-and-mastering-split-windows/)
    6.
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    ## Readings & Exercises

    ### Power using your development environment ST3

    * Cmd-Tab vs