Newest Programming Tips
Navigate the zsh command line using vim key bindings
Chip Castle
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0 responses
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zsh, vim, key, bindings
Make your zsh startup faster (oh-my-zsh and rbenv fixes)
Adam Stankiewicz
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4 responses
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ruby, shell, zsh, oh-my-zsh
Use linux cli to navigate an... XML file
Ivan
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0 responses
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xml, xmllint, xml cli
Batch import into Parse.com with cURL
Jose Jesus Perez Aguinaga
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3 responses
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javascript, import, parse.com
Highlight prefix on zsh autocompletion
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, autocompletion
Mask Watch CSS3
Tolga Ergin
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0 responses
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css3, watch, mask
Speed up your zsh completions
Adam Stankiewicz
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4 responses
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shell, zsh, performance
Perl Advent Calendar
Ynon Perek
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0 responses
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perl
Use semantic, responsive css grids!
Devers
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0 responses
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css, css3, scss, stylus
Multiple Assignment tricks
Andrew [8xx8] Kulakov
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0 responses
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ruby, multiple assigment
Cucumber, Capybara 2.0 and Capybara::Ambiguous
Guillaume Hain
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, cucumber, bdd
CLI Downloading on Mac
Paul Gearon
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0 responses
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mac, download, metadata, quokka
[Postgres] Kill connections
François Benaiteau
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5 responses
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rails, postgres
Open Sublime Text 2 from the console (MacOS X)
Georg
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6 responses
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sublime, editor, commandline, sublime text 2
Pretty Printing a Python dictionary
Hartley Brody
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3 responses
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python, json
Sidekiq on Heroku with Redis To Go Nano
Manuel van Rijn
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, heroku, redis
Scalable Heroku worker for Sidekiq
Manuel van Rijn
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, heroku, redis
Facebook style sidemenu from scratch with Rubymotion
Eric Berry
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0 responses
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development, iphone, tutorials, ruby motion
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