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content/blog/2012/12/20/howto-os-x-screenshots-without-shadows/index.md

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+title = "HowTo: OS X screenshots without shadows"
+date = 2012-12-20
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+
+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!
+
+With this two commands you can use the normal keybinds to do _shadowless_
+screenshots:
+
+``` text
+defaults write com.apple.screencapture disable-shadow -bool true killall SystemUIServer`
+```
+
+To revert to the original status:
+
+``` text
+defaults write com.apple.screencapture disable-shadow -bool false killall SystemUIServer
+```
+
+## 2) The Grab utility
+
+Open the Grab.app: `Applications > Utilities > Grab`, and under the `Capture`
+menu you will find the `Window` option.
+
+You can also use the `SHIFT`+`CMD`+`W` keybind -while Grab.app is focused-.
+
+## 3) The terminal way
+
+OS X provides us with the `screencapture` command, so we can hack around and
+build our own scripts. A simple one that allows interactive capture without
+shadow:
+
+``` text
+screencapture -i -o filename.png)
+```
+
+A more complete one that saves the screenshot on the desktop with the datetime
+as filename:
+
+``` text
+screencapture -i -o ~/Desktop/screenshot_`date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S`.png)
+```
+
+These are some ways I found. You can play around and make your own bash or
+Automator scripts and improve it to your needs.
+
+Hope this helps!

content/blog/2012/12/21/my-sublimetext-2-workspace/index.md

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+title = "My SublimeText 2 workspace"
+date = 2012-12-21
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+
+## 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!
+
+!["Soda
+theme"](SodaTheme.png)
+
+## SublimeLinter
+
+Highlight potential errors using _lint_ programs so you can keep your code
+clean.
+
+!["Example of
+SublimeLinter"](SublimeLinter.png)
+
+## SublimeCode Intel
+
+Helps with autocomplete, allows _jump-to_ and displays information of the
+highlighted function on the status bar.
+
+!["Example of SublimeCode
+Intel"](SublimeCodeIntel.png)
+
+## SublimeRope [**Python only!**]
+
+Add a lot of IDE-like features to python developers thanks to the rope
+library.
+
+!["Example of
+SublimeRope"](SublimeRope.png)
+
+## Git & GitGutter
+
+The first one is a tool to integrate git commands onto the command palette,
+the second one inserts an icon in the gutter area whether a line has been
+modified, added or removed.
+
+!["Example of
+GitGutter"](GitGutter.png)
+
+## SideBarEnchancements
+
+Add tons of functions to the sidebar contextual menu!
+
+!["SidebarEnhancements contextual
+menu"](SidebarEnhancements.png)
+
+## AdvancedNewFile
+
+This is the best. Create a new file just with a key combination, no popups, no
+nothing. Just press `CMD`+`ALT`+`N`, write the full path -relative to your
+project path- of the file you want to create and press enter.
+
+!["Example of
+AdvancedNewFile"](AdvancedNewFile.png)
+
+I use some other plugins, but this is my top. Do you use other really good
+plugins not listed here? Tell me!

content/blog/2012/12/31/2013/index.md

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+title = "2013"
+date = 2012-12-31
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+
+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.
+
+  * As for _new technologies_, the reason I do not write too much about developing is because I do not think I'm a good programmer. I can't think I'm either good nor bad for something I **love**. I develop just because I enjoy it, as I've the bless that it's also my job. But after a lot of thinking, I'm going to post some micro-entries about new things I'm using -that could be things you already know long time ago- like PaaS services, libraries and stuff in general. I've a draft about _how to copy a mysql record with one SQL statement_, for example. If people like the posts as I like writing them, I will keep on with it.
+
+  * Also, this last year has been really… complete? I've started a lot of new projects -I really mean it, a lot of things whisper around my mind and some of it already have drafts and time invested on them-, so I've thought writing about its evolution. I don't know if I will make individual posts of each project or a weekly summary of all of them -or at least the ones I've worked that week-, but I want to share experiences, problems, solutions, technologies, _code_… with you.
+
+  * I still don't know if I will write personal experiences/opinion posts. I assumed that I will decide it when the time comes.
+
+  * There won't be a "What I've done in the last six months" post anymore. The one that is already in the blog will be purged when the translation is completed.
+
+Now, get off the screen, eat a lot and get drunk. Today is the day.
+
+Happy new year!