LINKDING

> Prettier git diffs in the terminal

The good folks behind Kaleidoscope have added a Safari extension. It adds a `ksdiff()` function to the debugger that you can call from the console or breakpoint actions. It can also diff the source and CSS of any page or element, which is amazing for web development and debugging. Nice work!

I'm super excited about the future of what I consider to be the hands-down best Mac diff tool. Newly under the stewardship of some excellent indie mac devs, version 3 is a massive improvement that represents a ton of hard work. Here's some background on their acquisition of this great app, and a bit of its storied history.

I've been using diff-so-fancy with git for a long time, but recently discovered delta. It does way more, with in-line diffs, side-by-side view, and themed output. It even makes copying text out of a diff easier by removing the +/- by default.

My Git diffs on the command line have never looked so good.

I know there are probably very few people who are looking for this, but I had an itch to scratch and was ecstatic to find that Google's diff-match-patch had been ported to JavaScript.