Newest Programming Tips
See log in times for all users
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, server, debian, ubuntu
LESS vs SASS? My choise is SASS
Ernesto del Rosario
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7 responses
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sass, less
Avoid nil:NilClass error message
Tu Hoang
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, nil, undefined method
parseInt() can be dangerous
Rico Sta. Cruz
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25 responses
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javascript, parseint
Efficient way to protect a password on a database
Ioan CHIRIAC
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4 responses
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php, security, hash, password
Mysql RDS Kill Connections/Queries
Craig Heneveld
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2 responses
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mysql, rds, kill connection
Always read the documentation carefully
Jorge Palacios
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0 responses
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documentation, cpp, stl, c
Useful diff
Ali Karbassi
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0 responses
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diff, unix
Maven: Create OS X App bundles with AppStore versions of Xcode
eFrane
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0 responses
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shell, xcode, maven, java
Making games
Smotko
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2 responses
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game, game development
Download and install IE 6, 7, 8, and/or 9 test stations with ease
Ali Karbassi
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0 responses
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test, ie, mac, browser
Using Hstore to Store Post Tags in Rails 3.
Jordon Bedwell
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, hstore, postgresql
Sublime Text 2 - getting started
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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sublime, text, 2
Go fishing
Łukasz Niemier
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0 responses
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shell, fish
`rbenv shell` and fish
Łukasz Niemier
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11 responses
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fish, rbenv
Hide a Phing target
Alexandru G.
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2 responses
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php, cli, phing
Even better way to handle Django forms
Illia Polosukhin
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2 responses
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python, django, django forms
A tmux key binding to open contents of paste buffer as a URL
Tom Jakubowski
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0 responses
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mac, tmux, mac os x
Update all Ruby gems
William Scott
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0 responses
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ruby
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