dotfiles

These are my own config files for:

• oh-my-zsh
• Sublime Text 3
• .gemrc
• .gitconfig
• .pryrc
• .rspec

Using the dotfiles

1. Install oh-my-zsh
2. Symlink .zshrc to dotfiles/.zshrc: ln -sf ~/Dropbox/dotfiles/.zshrc ~/.zshrc
3. Customize ~/.zshrc to your needs, including the path to $ZSH_MODULES

You'll also want to install this flat-terminal theme for Terminal and gitsome theme for oh-my-zsh.

Turning OS X install into a Ruby dev machine

(This section is mostly for future-me.)

1. Install the Command Line Tools
2. Install Homebrew
3. Install git, rbenv and everything else: brew install autojump git memcached mysql nginx postgresql rbenv ruby-build redis wget

Making Sublime Text 3 Awesomer

1. Add Sublime Text to your command line tools as s (Ain't Nobody Got Time for subl): sudo ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /bin/s
2. Install Package Control
3. Install a nice theme and color scheme:

• Soda Theme
• Solarized Color Scheme

4. Install these plugins:

• All Autocomplete
• Better CoffeeScript
• Cucumber
• Less
• Markdown Preview
• RailsGoToSpec
• Sass
• SideBarEnhancement
• TrailingSpaces

5. Paste Preferences.sublime-settings into Sublime Text settings file
6. Download Elliot Jackson's nice icon to replace the default Sublime Text one: mv ~/Downloads/sublimetext.icns /Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/Resources/Sublime\ Text.icns

More resources

Cool stuff

• git-remote-branch: A tool to simplify working with remote branches
• rake-fast: Fast rake autocompletion plugin for oh-my-zsh
• zsh-syntax-highlighting: Fish shell like syntax highlighting for Zsh