I had a bit of time today to close some open issues: The oldest one was Fix Travis CI environment, at some point the way the test environment for Atom works changed and we were outdated, that’s now fixed. We sometimes have a problem with a file, but we’ll need more time to fix that, it …

When I thought I was gonna keep using Emacs I realised I needed to overcome some performance problems that weren’t easy to fix. That made me start my research again. With Emacs my main problem is the fuzzy search in helm-projectile, when you have a big project the search is very slow or it …

Today I’ve released the 0.4.0 version of the comment package for Atom. Some nice contributions to add sass, elm and terraform language support, Thank you! I’ve been refactoring the code, adding unittests to improve the current coverage which was nearly none, improved the indentation of …

A couple of weeks ago I took over a package from havber, He didn’t have time to maintain it anymore and I thought it was a good idea since I didn’t like the other packages for this purpose. comment for Atom is a very simple package, It comments the current line or multiline with a key …

Since I decided the path to the best editor for me is finished (for now) I decided to improve my experience with Emacs. I started learning some Elisp and the best way of learning something is always solving a problem or extending functionality. The Ghost blog platform has now a Rest API, read-only …

@watsonjon has implemented a StrictSSL option so It’s possible to use the rest client with self-signed certificates (handy for development), thank you! We’ve created a new minor version (1.1.0), you can get It in the Atom packages page or through the Atom editor.

Some months ago I started to use the Atom editor and got deep into how the packages and themes work. After some months I moved back to Emacs and some of the contributions I started were left unfinished. Since now I’m trying to finish the features I left behind, this past month I’ve …

Releases updates: Ghost v0.5.0 with Systemd, Upstart support and the option of installing a custom theme. v1.0.0 replacing the deprecated sudo option for become in Ansible 2.0, more on this topic. Drupal v0.1.0, first Drupal dependencies release, installation of modules and themes via Drush, setting …

Drush is a good solution to automatise installation and configuration in Drupal from the command line, if we combine It with Ansible It makes Drupal environment replication a charm. I needed a role to manage Drupal modules and themes, and I haven’t found something like It, so I made a new …