Newest Programming Tips
git-commands dashed in OSX
Mark
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0 responses
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git, osx
“Just give me a list of the URLs of all the scripts on this page, OK?”
Rob Friesel
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0 responses
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javascript, dev tools, har
Sublime Artisan
Pedro Luz
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0 responses
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laravel, sublimetext, plugin, artisan
The Technology laws you should know
Juan Carlos Cancela
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0 responses
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linus, rules, good practises, moore
Penetration testing and security auditing in web applications
Daniel Romero
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0 responses
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security, hacking, pentest, web apps
Protect yourself from trashing the production database
James Cuzella
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3 responses
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shell, mysql, linux, database
Copy lorem ipsum text to clipboard via shell
James Cuzella
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3 responses
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shell, alias, linux, clipboard
Info Byte: FORTRAN & DATA
Rashaad Essop
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4 responses
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fortran, history, programming, logic
Disabling SELinux for httpd (fanfic)
Lee
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httpd, selinux, fan-fiction
Chrome internal pages
Eric Allam
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0 responses
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chrome
A good refresher on writing quality CSS
Jon Thomas
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1 response
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css, oocss
How to fetch Pull Request on Github
jigsaw
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0 responses
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git, github
Converting a Date to a Mongo ObjectId
Abhinav Ajgaonkar
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0 responses
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mongodb, datetime, java, objectid
Git Tips From the Pros
Marco Trulla
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0 responses
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scm, dvcs, vcs, git
Auto require a directory in Node.js
Christopher Garvis
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0 responses
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nodejs, coffee-script, javascript
Speed up pushing to Github
Ravi Kotecha
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3 responses
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push, ssh, speed, git
When to use Sass mixins, extends and variables
Rachel Nabors
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12 responses
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css, scss, sass
Streaming Files in Rails
Sean Todd
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4 responses
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ruby, rails, files, streaming
Don't eat yellow snow
Bob Corsaro
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0 responses
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snow, pee
Check md5sum of remote file
James Cuzella
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0 responses
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checksum, remote, files, check
SELinux, spawn of Satan
Lee
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0 responses
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selinux
Using $promises efficiently in $ajax
Ricardo Magalhães
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0 responses
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web development, jquery, promises, ajax
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