Once again with my VIM swapfiles problems, I’ve left too much of them around my app dirs on my pre-screen era. Every power-down or connection loss was the birth of a new swap. Well, they all appeared when I had to sync with the production server.
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This is silly though. I was starting to lose my head and shout at the code when I as running Doctrine’s YAML parser to generate my base models. I was getting a strange parse error that said something like “Unable to parse line 0 (b0VIM…” and so discovered that it was my VIM swapfiles first-liners!
The parser scanned my YAML directory and parsed all .yml files, including the VIM swaps.
So if you get this funny string don’t go crazy. Trash the swap!
We’ve all seen the most diverse kind of article of “Best web development ________”, “Applications to aid agile web development”… ahh that word “agile”…
The thing that worries me about all those buzz is that it’s all partial. I’m not crucifying people but its what to expect: If the writer is a Windows user, it’ll provide an article about Windows environment softwares and practices. (You can keep reading, this is not a Windows vs Linux post)