Newest Programming Tips
Capitalize String Extension
Terry Dellino
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0 responses
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.net, string, extensionmethod
Notepad bookmarklet
Yuri Artemev
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1 response
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ruby, coffeescript, python, scala
Good practice
Jeroen Ransijn
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0 responses
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good practice, bad practice
Fabric and Celery can be friends!
Alex Hart
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3 responses
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python, django, ssh, fabric
Instagram for coders
Yuri Artemev
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0 responses
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code, fun
Remove .pyc Files Automatically
Doug Thomas
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0 responses
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python, git, bash
2D Vector Dot Product
smile
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0 responses
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vector, dot, product
DIVs with position:absolute dissapearing in Android stock browser?
Paweł Komarnicki
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7 responses
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css, android, webkit, android stock browser
Dirty list comprehensions in python
Tristram Oaten
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0 responses
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python, nasty, side-effects
Safety tips for dangerous commands in bash
Rilke Petrosky (XenoMuta 2.0)
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3 responses
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bash, linux, unix, shellscript
Don't confuse "interpreters" with "translators."
Norman Clarke
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0 responses
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conferences, vocabulary, notcode, english
Add a method to Django's User class
Adrien F
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1 response
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python, django
Get your node field_collection easy
Flávio Rodrigues
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0 responses
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php, drupal
Painless coffeescript traces and debugging with coffee-trace
Rilke Petrosky (XenoMuta 2.0)
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3 responses
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coffeescript, nodejs, javascript, coffee-trace
Sweep crap under the git carpet
Eduardo
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0 responses
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stash, git, clean
Quick access to your projects
Chris Weis
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0 responses
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textmate2
Bookmarklet for a Quick Notepad
Pankaj C.
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0 responses
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bookmarklet, notepad, iampankaj
Clean Facebook
Richard Littauer
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0 responses
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html, chrome, facebook
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