Newest Programming Tips
Squash your git commits for a clean history
Einar Jonsson
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0 responses
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history, rebase, git
Vim Paredit Gone Nutz?
Rhodri Pugh
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0 responses
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vim, paredit
Serving web fonts via AWS S3 and Cloudfront
Tom Milewski
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5 responses
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s3, cdn, fonts, aws
Retrieving and using Heroku API keys in RubyMotion
Tom Milewski
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0 responses
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ruby, heroku, api, bubblewrap
Sublime Text 2 Linux tips!
Nek
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0 responses
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dropbox, sublime text 2
Pretty-Print JSON Using JSON.stringify()
Jason Edelman
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0 responses
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json, javascript
Build a web development OS in VirtualBox
Nek
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2 responses
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php, mysql, linux, apache
Xcode run scripts
Scott
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0 responses
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xcode
Enabling mixins inclusion for all Javascript classes
Cédric Néhémie
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0 responses
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coffeescript, mixins, javacsript
Resizing OSX windows like a boss
Jon Thomas
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8 responses
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mac, os x, workflow
Beware default timeout of Node.js 'facebook-client' module
Wes Gamble
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0 responses
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nodejs, facebook, facebook graph api, facebook-client
Git status on all repos in folder
Willem van der Jagt
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6 responses
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shell, .bashrc, bashrc, git
javascript hasOwnProperty Efficiency/Elegence
Andrew Emmons
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1 response
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javascript, efficiency, hasownproperty, elegance
Find Meteor user from email
Darren
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0 responses
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meteor
How wide is the browser window?
Nate Steiner
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0 responses
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html, window
Installing Ruby 2.0.0 with rbenv on Mountain Lion
Anthony Smith
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0 responses
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rbenv, ruby 2.0
Turn off Chrome's swipe navigation (On Mac OSX)
Miguel Arroyo
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0 responses
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chrome, productivity, mac osx, swipe navigation
Create rubymotion app version from git hash
Clayton McIlrath
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1 response
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ruby, macruby, motion, rubymotion
Read your own pull requests
Paul Blundell
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0 responses
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pair programming, code review, version control, github
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