I was on an airplane and tried to run the SIM Tool. To my surprise, I was greated with this error:

One feature I find very useful in a text editor is the ability to move a line or a group of lines up or down with a keyboard shortcut. I discovered this possibility in Sublime Text and now I want it in all my editors.

Visual Studio Code recently introduced tabs in the 1.3 update. I was very excited to try it because this was the reason I was still using Sublime Text. However, I was disappointed to find that the default setting is to iterate the tabs in the most recently used order when you hit Ctrl+Tab and that a popup list was displayed to choose the tab to display.

Fortunately, you can configure the editor to iterate the tabs in their display order. As a bonus, it also removes the annoying popup.

When I started this blog, I knew I wanted to tag the posts and use tag based navigation. Unfortunately, my Jekyll theme didn’t display post tags so I modified it tonight. This post covers how to add tags to posts and how to display them.

I use Jekyll to generate my blog on GitHub Pages. I am very new to both. I also try to do my web deveopment on a Chromebook. For this blog, I choose Cloud9 IDE. I had to find out how to install, configure and run Jekyll using it.