Newest Programming Tips
Have Travis-CI test your Sphinx docs
Mike Fiedler
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2 responses
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sphinx, testing, travis, docs
SimpleExcelExport
Miguel Jimenez
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0 responses
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excel, c#, desarrollo
Quickly Generate CodeNames for your project releases
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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development, change management
The best HTTP gem - 'rest'
Travis Reeder
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1 response
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ruby, gem
Prevent abstract ActiveRecord instantiation
Trung Lê
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0 responses
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rails, activerecord, sti, abstract class
Use iDraw for SVG editing on the cheap
Jamie Ly
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0 responses
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ios, vector, editor, svg
Generating offline maps for use on iOS
Jamie Ly
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0 responses
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ios, maps, offline, osm
Using bitwise-or to convert string to number
Pedro Chaves
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0 responses
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optimization, javascript
PHP - Convert mixed array & objects recursively
Jason Oakley
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6 responses
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php, objects, oo, procedural
'purge' command in Mac OSX
Rafael Carício
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0 responses
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macosx, mac, memory
My Commute Workspace
Edmund Kump
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0 responses
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hackerdesk
My Workspace
Kelly McLaughlin
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2 responses
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hackerdesk
Cool Ruby Gems
Bob Roberts
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Or not.
Tony Schneider
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0 responses
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ruby
A Proper Homedir
Jesusaurus
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0 responses
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shell, cli, sourcetree
RubyMotion & Interface Builder
Ray Hightower
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0 responses
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ruby, xcode, interface builder, objective-c
Find redundant modules
Jonathan Webb
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0 responses
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drupal
Get off the sauce
Ryan Montgomery
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0 responses
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sustainable-pace, caffeine
Stop sitting.
Ryan Montgomery
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0 responses
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standup-desk, sustainable-pace
Fix sourcetree error
Chris
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0 responses
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git, sourcetree
Run Yeoman on Windows
Matt Hernandez
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0 responses
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javascript, nodejs
Simple shell script to symlink pow sites
David Radcliffe
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, pow, bash
Natural curves
Chris Nager
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0 responses
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css, border-radius, border radius, natural curves
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