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vim, csscomb
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azure, sharepoint, sharepoint-online
nginx commands to memorise
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shell, nginx
Rails Assets + Twitter Bootstrap 3 + Simple Form = <3
Verónica Rebagliatte
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rails, bootstrap, rails assets, simple form
Get the top 10 biggest directories in Linux
Brandon Cannaday
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tags, comma separated
SQL to Generate Random IP Address
Anders Brownworth
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0 responses
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sql, postgresql
Puppet Module to run a custom PowerShell script.
Jorge Medina
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0 responses
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powershell, puppet, windows
PowerShell script to restart a Web Site and App Pool
Jorge Medina
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0 responses
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powershell, windows
Just ruby code that prints itself
Vinicius Correa
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0 responses
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ruby, reflection, chicken and eggs
Circumventing gradlew connection timed outs
Larry Weya
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0 responses
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java, gradle, gradlew
Install Image::Magick perl module on OSX
Valcho Nedelchev
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0 responses
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perl, osx, imagemagick
Ruby on Rails Interview questions
Rohit Trivedi
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, ruby interview questions, rails interview questions
Android Flat UI Colors
Florian Brinker
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0 responses
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android, colors, design, ui
MySQL: Displaying Query Results Vertically
Pradeep
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0 responses
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tags, comma separated
DHTMLX Scheduler .NET 3.2: Improved Performance, Full Bootstrap Compatiblity, and More
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mvc, bootstrap, events, timeline
Vagrant + Chef solo quick start
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0 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef solo
HTML to Markdown pipeline
James Duncombe
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0 responses
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shell, html, markdown
Visualize music using Node.js, microcontroller, LEDs, Web Audio API & WebSockets
Tim Pietrusky
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web audio api, websocket, javascript, nodejs
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