Newest Programming Tips
Xcode - selection tip
Paul Ledger
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, objective-c
CSS3 Filters
Carlos Blanco
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0 responses
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css3, filters
last update of i18next (i18n for js, nodejs)
Jan Mühlemann
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0 responses
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i18n, javascript, nodejs
one line to camelize underscore in Ruby
Tiao Lims
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2 responses
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ruby, camelize, convenience
Travis-CI and MongoDB
Tobias Trelle
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3 responses
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ci, mongodb, travis, java
Install rbenv 's Ruby 1.8.7 with macports
Adan Alvarado
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0 responses
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ruby, osx, rbenv, macports
Got lost in codes?
Batista Harahap
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0 responses
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cheat, motivation, codes
CodePen PRO is AWESOME!
Tim Pietrusky
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0 responses
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pro, codepen, article
Open files generated by 'rails generate' in your editor
Nathan B
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0 responses
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rails, generators, editor, sublime-text-2
Automated integration tests for your Acceleo generators
Laurent Broudoux
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0 responses
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testing, maven, acceleo
Killing Backbone Zombies in Single Page Apps
Andruw Hart
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1 response
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backbone, backbone.js, javascript, zombie views
Improve the performance of UIView animations when using shadows on your UIViews
Alistair Holt
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1 response
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cocoa, animation, uiview, calayer
define 'anyprise'
Ryan Burke
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0 responses
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scalability, anyprise, 2lemetry
Export MailChimp Campaign as PDF
Oncle Tom
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8 responses
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pdf, qt, wkhtmltopdf, mailchimp
d3.js interpolation options
Lee
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0 responses
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d3.js, copypasta
Name tabs in Terminal.app
Josh Buhler
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, os x, bash
Aptana 3 + Android - JDT Patch
Franklin García
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0 responses
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eclipse, android, aptana, jdt patch
Different indentation per filetype using vim
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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javascript, ruby, vim, vimrc
Testing a Ruby Singleton
Paul Guelpa
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0 responses
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ruby, test, rspec
rand() Destroys Parallelism
Russell
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0 responses
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unix, concurrency, parallelism, c
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