How to Launch Sublime Text from Terminal or iTerm in OSX

I've been working a lot with Terminal and iTerm and Git with recent projects and I wanted a quick way to open folders in Sublime directly via terminal.

There's a good walk through of the steps at http://is.gd/qMLsEP

How to Merge Multiple CSVs into a Single File

Here's an ultra-easy solution to the challenge of merging multiple CSV files into a single file. I'm on a Mac OSX and used Terminal or iTerm

1. Move all the CSV files into the same folder
2. Open Terminal or iTerm or your favourite command-line app
3. cd path-to-the-csv-folder 
4. cat *.csv > ../result.csv 

This combines all your CSVs into result.csv

In my case, I needed to combine around 140 CSVs and this method took seconds.

The merged file will have multiple records of the headers from each of your CSVs. If you need to clean this up, open result.csv with your favourite text editor and use search and replace.

How to open winmail.dat files on Mac OSX

If you are on Mac OSX, you may occasionally receive winmail.dat email attachments from Windows users.

Here's a surprisingly easy way to open them. 

Cross-browser testing on Mac OSX: Emulate Internet Explorer, Android and Window phones

Here's a quick, free, and relatively easy way to test IE browsers and emulate Android and Windows phones on Mac OSX

- sign up for a free Microsoft account

- start using the free Microsoft Edge Remote Tools