Newest Programming Tips
Riak, NoSQL high performance for your project
Thiago Avelino
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performance, avelino0, mongodb, nosql
1on1 chats in Flowdock
Emil Ahlbäck
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flowdock
Use SCM in Terminal
Marcos Hernández
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terminal, scm, git
Expansive Argument Handling
Mark Roseboom
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coffeescript, arguments, javascript
Search your git commits and auto-show matches
Vincent Driessen
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shell scripting, git
Learn how to improve your Github project flow
Sam-Mauris Yong
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programming, tech, git, github
Convert files from Dos to Unix
Bartłomiej Danek
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zsh, command line, bash, linux server administration
My MacVim customization package, enjoy!
Ferran Poveda
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vim, editor, code, dev
live traffic monitor: jnettop
Patrik Kernstock
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linux, debian, monitor, tipp
Understanding Erlang parse transforms
Jan Henry Nystrom
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erlang, parse transforms
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UUTAN
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thanks
Django and SaaS
Neelesh
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django, saas
Responsive, semantic markup using Twitter Bootstrap and Sass/SCSS
Wei-Meng Lee
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responsive, sass, scss, bootstrap
Setting up a git managed website
Marcos Hernández
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webfaction, gist, git, code management
Make bootstrap from develop
Marcos Hernández
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css, html, gist, twitter bootstrap
Using google analytics with meteor js
Jonathon Kresner
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meteor, googleanalytics
fabric & paver autocomplete helpers
Gregory Nicholas
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python, shell, fabric, paver
Game Jams: The most fun you can have while programming
Smotko
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1 response
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development, game
London Scala Hackathon powered by Heroku
John Stevenson
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scala, heroku, play, github
Using Emacs 24 server on Mac OSX for Clojure and Git development
John Stevenson
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clojure, emacs, git
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