Make sure you get the DevKit to match the version of Ruby that you installed. SCSS Lint - gem install scss-lintYou may need to install the Ruby DevKit, also from.HTML Tidy - and extract the zipfile to anywhere you like and ensure the PATH is set in environment variables.Update: This is now part of my 'scripts' repo.Local installs of Grunt itself are handled by having a packages.json file in your project and running npm installĪlso see my localhost configuration instructions here: Individual Sublime Text plugin dependancies.Sugest system restart to ensure packages are registered and PATH variable set.Install Ruby (1.9.3 for Grunt compatibility).

Also ensure that all components are set to run from the hard drive. Install Node.js - Install to C: root, not in Program Files.#The following instructions are not all required simply to get Sublime Text up and running but also include a number of other tools that I use within most of my web projects. If you want to never include.DS_Store files in your Git repositories, you can configure your Git to globally exclude those files. On a Mac, it is important to remember to add.DS_Store (a hidden OS X system file that's put in folders) to your.gitignore files. If you have to pull or push something just hit CTRL+SHIFT+P to open the command. Simply open your settings file and you will see any changes in the status bar. This is a repo of the Sublime Text 3 PackagesUser folder containing all installed Sublime Text packages and settings, including custom Sublime Text User Preferences. Really, we're still simply setting up the.gitconfig file with a path to sublime text. Setting up Sublime Text 2 (or the new Beta Release of version 3) as the default editor used by Git is not overly challenging, but not necessarily obvious either.

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