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Using an image folder to generate sprites with Compass
Walid
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0 responses
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rails, sass, compass
Animated 3D Canvases & SVG's
Nicholas Jordon
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3 responses
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ruby, php, python, css
PowerMock - Completing your unit testing toolkit
Julio A. Mistral
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0 responses
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unit testing, java, mocking
Micromessaging: Connecting Heroku Microservices w/Redis and RabbitMQ
Rudy Jahchan
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0 responses
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ruby, redis, service, rabbitmq
AWS Spot instance with AIM Role and Security Group
Bruno
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0 responses
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ruby, s3, aws, devops
SSH Tunneling
Osvaldo Zonetti
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0 responses
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cli, ssh, unix, remote
Turn any working directory into an instant file server with python
Dylan Grafmyre
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4 responses
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python, python3, simplehttpserver, http.server
HTML 2 HAML
Coby Randquist
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1 response
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rails, haml, html
Recursively delete .git directories
Montana Flynn
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0 responses
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shell, linux, devops, git
Increase Node.js network connections
Montana Flynn
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0 responses
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http, network, optimizations, nodejs
Source Code TODO Logs
Chris Simpkins
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4 responses
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shell, log, linux, unix
Tagged Git Commit Log
Chris Simpkins
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0 responses
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shell, git log, version control, git
Error failed to open stream in Code Igniter
David (Josh)
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0 responses
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php, apache, ci, code igniter
Prettify print_r output
Montana Flynn
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0 responses
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php, debug, helper, function
PHP slugify function
Montana Flynn
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0 responses
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php, function, slug
Manage public keys on the server with gist
Daniel Romero
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, gist, server
Pseudo reverse indexes in Mysql
Julio Betta
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0 responses
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mysql, performance, index
Hot folder in Ruby
Felipe Rojas
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0 responses
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ruby
Change directory to current Finder's path
Theo Pack
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0 responses
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bash, osx, mac
test php unit private and protected methods
Marco Cervellin
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0 responses
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php, test, method, phpunit
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