Newest Programming Tips
Force IE to redraw pseudo-elements
Carlos Sanz García
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0 responses
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css, pseudo-elements, ie redraw
IE VMs now available for VirtualBox
Shanly Suepaul
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0 responses
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css, html, js, cross-browser
1600% faster app requests with Rails on Heroku
dommmel
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7 responses
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rails, heroku, unicorn, eventmachine
Mock magic method for ZendFramework 1.x Zend_Log
Ryan Geyer
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0 responses
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php, mock, phpunit, zend framework 1
Disable css+js compression via drush
Erin Marchak
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3 responses
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drush, drupal
Add a slick shadow to your page elements with pure CSS
Jon Thomas
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0 responses
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css, css3, html
Time-based CSS Background using JavaScript
James Barnett
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3 responses
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css, javascript
Nested Set Model: the best approach to deal with hierarchical data
Álvaro
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2 responses
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ruby, mysql, rails, sql
Opening files in Notepad++ from Cygwin
Sequoia McDowell
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0 responses
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bash, windows, notepad, cygwin
Login to the Linux machine behind heroku
Ahad Shafiq
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1 response
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heroku, console, linux
Non-JS fix for the infamous IE7 z-index bug
Jennifer Lyn Parsons
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0 responses
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ie7, z-index bug
Get external IP in a script
James Barnett
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Beep when server comes back up
James Barnett
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0 responses
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oneliner, linux
How to display a real-time log in the browser with Socket.io
Frank Rousseau
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0 responses
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nodejs, socket.io
List / Read files in another git branch
Stilliard
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0 responses
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branch, git
TimeAgo!!!
Maria Manenti
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1 response
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jquery, jquery-ui, timepicker
How to find if JVM is 32 or 64 bit
Mauro Barincelli
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0 responses
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linux, unix, java
Toggle between colorschemes on vim
LuRsT
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0 responses
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vim, colorscheme
Check if element exists in JQuery
LuRsT
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4 responses
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jquery
Read large files line by line in node.js
Stephan Steynfaardt
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2 responses
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nodejs, large files
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