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rails, json, format, ajax
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ruby, rails, osx, mountain lion
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Yosi
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jquery
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css, hack, styling, select
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javascript, html, html5, reference
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bash, command line
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ruby, rails
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2 responses
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ruby, imagemagick, rmagick, minimagick
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Ben Mills
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, oh-my-zsh, autocorrect
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Tymon Tobolski
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2 responses
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ssh, tmux, screen, bash
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Tim G. Thomas
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0 responses
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css, forms, html, ie10
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Josh Beauregard
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0 responses
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chrome, drupal, search, api
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Erik Allik
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0 responses
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python, dict, list comprehensions
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Dustin Smith
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1 response
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css, css3, shadows
Text with photo mosaic background CSS JS
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0 responses
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css, js, css3, mosaic
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php, array, syntax sugar
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