Felipe Martín

Since I wrote the last post of 2012 I have been wondering if I could finish -or at least, work- on all the projects or experiments I wanted to. The answer was easy: no. I just don’t have enough time for all the stuff I want to do, so I have made some decisions about my projects.

Project herobrine …dropped!

The first time I did something about this project was like 2010, as some of you have guessed by the name of the project, its minecraft related. It was intended to be a wowhead-like minecraft database but not only on PC.

According to the Gregorian calendar, a new year is coming.

I’m not gonna waste my time -nor yours- making promises, wishing things and all that crappy stuff. 2012 has been good and bad, I want 2013 to stay that way, but I will keep that to me and I’m going to expose what I’ve thought about the blog and what I want to do with it during 2013.

• First of all, the #AppSunday thing: doing it. I’ve missed the last two because of the date and also I wasn’t really in the mood to write a word either. I really want to do it, so I will keep writing a Sunday post about apps and stuff as long as I’ve something about to write.

Package Control

Essential. Install this and forget about downloading files, updating, … Choose to use or not every other plugin, but this one is mandatory. Just install it.

Soda theme

The best theme I’ve seen for SublimeText. It’s really clean and elegant. Don’t forget to use it’s custom colors too!

SublimeLinter

Highlight potential errors using lint programs so you can keep your code clean.

The beautiful shadows that OS X brings to screenshots are good in some ways or depending the purpose of the screenshot itself. But for other things are a pain in the ass.

After some research I’ve found multiple ways to get rid of that shadows

1) The default setting

Since the terminal command allows you to deactivate the shadow I assumed that there could be some defaults option for the same purpose. And it is!