Newest Programming Tips
Purge Cache and Memory
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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xcode, mac
Set up three-finger tapping for your Ubuntu laptop
Ohad Lutzky
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0 responses
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linux, dotfiles, touchpad
Finding online hosts on your network
Felipe Brandão
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0 responses
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linux, network, nmap, lan
Don't let stuff get in your way
Jeremy Tregunna
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0 responses
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productivty
Set vim's equalprg for better formatting
Spencer Williams
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0 responses
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vim, linux, unix
.jq, the JSON query tool
Spencer Williams
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0 responses
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linux, json, javascript
"Her", an ORM for REST APIs
Spencer Williams
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0 responses
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ruby, rest, webservices
Run CodeIgniter controllers from the commandline
Pedro Luz
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0 responses
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php, codeigniter, commandline, cronjob
Interactively search through bash history with CTRL+R
Romain Vigo Benia
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0 responses
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linux, history, unix, shortucts
Ruby Core Extends
thomas petrachi
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5 responses
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ruby, rails, hash, array
Heroku tools for newbie Rails developers
Tu Hoang
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0 responses
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rails, heroku
Fix unwanted indentation in Haml
Felipe Elias Philipp
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0 responses
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ruby, haml, indentation, preserve
Patterns, resources and news for creating responsive web experiences.
Diego Pérez
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1 response
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html, mobile, development, rwd
Simple html minifier
Diego Pérez
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0 responses
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python, html
Python one line HTTP server
Diego Pérez
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0 responses
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python, html, http
Golang static files server
Jérôme Mahuet
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0 responses
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static, golang, go
Use mobile ready headers or RWD
Diego Pérez
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0 responses
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html, mobile, rwd
Ubuntu 12.04LTS /var/run moved to /run
Peter Mescalchin
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0 responses
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shell, ubuntu
Speed up the Asset Pipeline by only recompiling changed assets
Nikita Fedyashev
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0 responses
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rails, gem, assets
CodeIgniter Cart
Pasha
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0 responses
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php, codeigniter, cart, ecommerce
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