LazyCode

Continuing the Vim workflow series I take a shallow dive into using vimdiff with git and the general vimdiff workflow.My toolsgithub.com/shawncplus/dotfiles - My vimrc/dotfiles/plugins that I usegithub.com/shawncplus/skittles_berry - My vim colorscheme. It's awesome. Use it. more »

There was a reddit thread wherein I complained that there weren't enough videos describing vim workflows so I decided to make a quick screencast to show it off. Really simple, if you have any questions about it see the thread that you inevitably came from and I tend to respond.My toolsgithub… more »

Over the years I've taken, if I recall correctly, at least 5 attempts at writing MUD engines over the years: forking SMAUG, writing from scratch in C, writing from scratch in C++, and two PHP attempts. If you would've asked me even just 2 years ago if writing a MUD engine in Javascript was p… more »

The Idea Last year I was lazy. Sure, I made some stuff here and there, wrote some code, contributed to OSS, but it wasn't enough. This year I want to change that. So here's the idea: think JoCo's Thing a Week meets Maker Faire. Every week I've got to make something. Personally they're going… more »