Newest Programming Tips
Log All Messages in Objective-C
Junior B.
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0 responses
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simulator, debug, mac, iphone
Libtool library used but `LIBTOOL' is undefined
David Parry
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0 responses
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ruby, linux, libtool, automake
My attempt to solve 100-door kata
Steven Mak
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0 responses
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lua, tdd, slideshare, kata
Enable Symlinks and Set custom memory size in Vagrant 1.2 (VirtualBox)
Shih Oon Liong
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant
Update -all- .NET code files to have CRLF end of file markers
Pure Krome
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3 responses
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powershell, .net, c#, crlf
Golang Package Version Flag
mtchavez
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0 responses
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golang, version flag, go
RubyMotion + Reveal
Diogo
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0 responses
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ruby, reveal, ios, rubymotion
Polymorphic-embedded-associations in Mongoid
shinn
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4 responses
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ruby, mongoid, orm, polymorphism
Edit terminal command in Vim
Celso Dantas
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0 responses
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terminal, vim
Maven and the Lost Deps
Iuri Andreazza
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0 responses
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maven, dependency management, java
Coda + Hammer + MAMP PRO
Samuel Clarke
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0 responses
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css, mac os, html, coda
Windows: Compare 2 files/folders in different repos from Explorer without copying
carleeto
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0 responses
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windows, file comparison
Maximum value for attribute in Core Data
Zachary Waldowski
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0 responses
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core data, attribute, maximum, nsfetchrequest
Versioning a Rails app with Git and Heroku
Simon Bailey
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0 responses
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shell, rails, heroku, versioning
Auto-generate get, set, & constructor functions in NetBeans
Stathis Goudoulakis
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0 responses
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php, netbeans, java
Difftool diffks
Andrew Stevens
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0 responses
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gitconfig, git, diffks, pretty-diff
LANTLIV
Mark Smith
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0 responses
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ikea, monitor, office, cheap
Git Branch Graph
LokiAstari
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1 response
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branch, graph, git
Git post-receive hook to checkout a specific branch
Mike Robinson
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4 responses
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deploy, hooks, git, post-receive
Rails Quick Tips - Random Records
Matt Polito
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12 responses
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ruby, rails
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