Newest Programming Tips
Some handy (for me) bash aliases
Ezekiel Kigbo
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0 responses
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bash, git, aliases, ghost in the shell
connetionString of EntityFramework
Daniel Wu
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entityframework
Mount directory via SSH
Morgane Tisserant
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0 responses
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ssh, bug, mount, sshfs
nginx for php
Hai Yan Wang
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1 response
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php, nginx
Starting with Jekyll / Github Pages
Alex Boyd
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0 responses
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jekyll, windows, gumby, github
Spoofing mac address
Deden Fathurahman
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python, osx, linux, network
How I am using Fech (the FEC filing data fetcher & parser Ruby library) in a Python project
Scott Bradley
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ruby, python, subprocess, fech
Fake CSS3 gradient borders
Murphy Randle
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css, tip, trick, gradient
setting multiple PHP_VALUE in Nginx config
Ramon de la Fuente
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1 response
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nginx, php-fpm, php_value, php_flag
Super Quick Start Guide for Yeoman, Grunt and Bower
Pete Otaqui
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grunt, yeoman, bower, javascript
Task Lists in Github Gists
Sıtkı Bağdat
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2 responses
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markdown, gist, tasks, git
Lightbox your alertify.js
jseb
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front end, modal windows, alertify.js
Some random JS tips
Matthias Le Brun
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2 responses
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js, tips, javascript
Export all named routes from Ruby on Rails to Javascript (Rails 4 only)
Anton Ageev
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javascript, ruby, rails, routes
Moving schema from an Oracle database to another
Paolo
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sql, oracle
BaseController in ASP.NET MVC
Pedro Tavares
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0 responses
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mvc, c#, asp.net
Macros to simplify the properties in Objective-C
Vincent Saluzzo
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2 responses
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ios, macro, objective-c
Go to function declaration in Sublime Text
Joel Day
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sublime text, keyboard shortcut
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