sublime text editor

Then install some packages copy the stuff in here.
then press command ~ and past it in and press enter.

For mac

Best plugins are

• soda theme
• sftp
• Theme – Soda
• SublimeCodeIntel
• SideBarEnhancements
• WordHighlight

- Command + P, type in the name of the file you wish to access (fuzzy finder)
- Command + shift + p – shows you all commands aka the command palette (sort of like the Tools menu)
- Control + Command + P – switching between different projects
- Command + / – commenting/uncommenting
- Command + ] – Indent
- Command + [ - Unindent
- Control + Command + Up - move selected line up
- Control + Command + Down - move selected line down
- Command + Number - switches to an open tab. Command + 1 goes to the 1st tab, Command + 2 - 2nd tab, etc.
- Shift + Command + F - searches through the whole project
- Shift + Control + K - deletes selected code or line

Linking Sublime to command subl
sudo ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /bin/subl

A few other great sites
http://www.rockettheme.com/magazine/1319-using-sublime-text-2-for-development
http://1p1e1.tumblr.com/post/14262857223/9-reasons-you-must-install-sublime-text-2-code-like-a
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/tools-and-tips/sublime-text-2-tips-and-tricks/

Eclipse
I do a lot of work in the Eclipse IDE.
Here are a few of my tips using that IDE--
Getting autocomplete in eclipse with the PyDev plugin, press the following sequence of keys:
f [control] [space]
(I’ll do my best to keep this post updated.)

Ok so you want to learn about Python and Django. Well read on and learn.

Python vs Other Languages

Understand the difference between Django and other languages.

• Java vs Python
• Python wiki shows how python is different from other languages.

Pythonic Style Coding

• Code Like A Pythonista by David Goodger, how to write readable stylistic dynamic python code.
• Google Python Style Guide, standard practices

Advanced Python Features

Certain programming concepts in Python just don’t exist in Java, for instance closures and meta-programmin. Read the following articles to understand these concepts.

• What Is A Metaclass in Python – A detailed explanation. Django uses quite a bit of metaclasses, and if you get a solid grasp on metaclasses, you’ll save yourself a lot of time going through models and forms.
• Hidden Features of Python – A great compilation of answers on Stack Overflow.
• A Few of My Favorite Python Things – showing of good features of Python

Python/Django Tutorials

These tutorials will help you get started and warmed up if you have programmed before. A must try. Some are videos, examples.

• Getting started with Django.
• Google’s Python Class – A quick way to jump into Python programming, mix of podcasts, videos and examples.
• Writing your first Django app on djangoprojects – This canonical tutorial on Django gets you started using Django and projects.
• showmedo.com, lots of videos on Django.
• Python411, find the gems, they are in there!
• Django Dose Podcast

Best of Django Documentation

Read these parts of the official Django docs

• Managers / Querysets how Django interacts with relational databases.
• Request-Response / User, HTTP request information. The concept of Users and authentication is built into Django
• Views / Templates – A good introduction on how the application-level code connects to the client-side HTML/JS/CSS code.
• Django workflow handle requests coming from the HTTP server. This will help you understanding middleware, context processors and views work together and the sequence of events firing each. Read request/response cycle info from Simon Willison and James Bennett detailed information.

Python Tools

• IPython – Although not specific to Django, IPython is a huge improvement over the standard Python shell. With its tab complete feature, it saves me a few extra seconds of distraction whenever I can’t remember a function or module name.
• PDB / iPDB – The Python debugger tool is incredibly helpful going through a new piece of code, giving power to stop code at arbitrary points and inspect the variables at those points. iPDB gives you the power of PDB along with the features of iPython.
• Eclipse for Django, if you use Eclipse, this is how to use with Python/Django
• Sublime text editor, I’ve tried them all this one just works best.

Additional Resources

• Django Sites, successful examples of Django Sites:)
• The official site http://www.djangoproject.com/.
• The Django Book, a bit dated but a great read.

The creators of bootstrapped are Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton

You can download bootstrap here: http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/

Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky got together a little over a year ago to create I think the best online tech communities around. Somehow they where able pull it off which I commend them on their great feat, getting developers to work together!…if you have never heard of these sites, I highly urge you to go and start using these sites!

Online development communities:

• Stackoverflow.com
• Serverfault.com
• Superuser.com

My accounts on these sites:

• Stackoverflow.com
• Serverfault.com
• Superuser.com

Joel and Jeff have a great podcast as well that I am an avid listener too.

As well the Stack Overflow iPhone app is here!

Good form jQuery

ToolTips

• tipsy, a facebook like tooltip
• qTip
• Textbox info box

Popup media players

• Shadowbox (help)
• Mediabox

–SHOW ALL FILES IN FINDER WINDOW–
write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE

–SHOW — Hard Drive not visible Mac OSx0–
If you open the Terminal (located in Applications/Utilities) and run ls /Volumes

One thing everyone should be able to have, is a link to Xcode, Interface Builder and the mac simulator.
This is where they all are:

/Developer/Applications/Xcode.app
/Developer/Applications/Interface Builder.app
/Developer/Applications/Instruments.app
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/Applications


First things first, get this xcode class from Stanford called iPhone Application Programming (Spring 2009) in iTunes U.

There are some other amazing iPhone/iPad courses from Stanford, you can find them here:
http://itunes.stanford.edu/.
Check out iPhone Application Development (Winter 2010).

Some great fast commands for Xcode development are:

Great step by step on the process of putting your app in the app store.

Switch between code:

[option key] 1
[option key] 2


Indenting code:

[option key] ]
[option key] [


Switching code:

[option key] [command key] [up key]


Some great plugins are:

• speedlimit, a speed testing for the simulator
• MBProgressHUD
• HOW TO GET 4 TO 5 STARS ON THE APP STORE

iPhone Enterprise Information

Any good videos I find on Objective C Programming for the iPhone and iPad I’ll post up here.

This guy has some great vids:
Tutorial 1
Tutorial 2
Tutorial 3
Tutorial 4
Tutorial 5

A great example split view controller:
MGSplitViewController for iPad

Sending an executable:

If you want to zip up your executable for an app you will:
[your name]/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/4.2/Applications/[folders to delete]

Clear out everything in this folder.
Build and Run your project.
In simulator close all open apps, even the ones running in the background.
Go back into [your name]/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/4.2/Applications/[zip up the folder created]
Zip up your project and that is it!
Put into any other computer as an executable.

Building a splash screen.
iPad splash screens.

Info on IBAction and IBOutlet
IBAction for methods
IBOutlet for objects or instance variables

App review code

Great resources

• Dive Into Python
• Learning Python the Hard Way
• Y Combinator

Eclipse
A great tutorial on PyDev.

Data Structures – Dictionaries

A great installer, it is like apt-get for linux:
easy_install

Great Plugins:

• pygeoip