I can best describe my work environment in three words – git, bash & tabs. While it is important to have a basic level of competancy in bone-stock environments, I am also a firm believer in optimizing my workspace for the sake of comfort and productivity.

I mainly do my git fiddlin’ in bash console. Occasionally, I’ll use GitHub for investigating blames & history crawling. But my exposure & increased competence in git cli has taught me to appreciate a spruced up git config. Tour of my git toolbelt after the break.

I’m hosted on S3 thanks to this blog post by Robert Brewitz. Do take a moment to read his post. My first swing at setup took me about a day to wrap my head around. After the next couple tries/tests, plugging-in jeckyl-s3 felt just as easy to slap together as octopress.

While browsing the jekyll-s3 repo, I found out that the project moved here. So I redid my octopress setup from scratch – which took < 5 min anyways (^_^). Upgrade impressions & comparisons after the break.

Hello internetz. Just a quick intro, I dev, I hack, & I hobby. More to come!