Newest Programming Tips
Mozilla's X-Ray Goggles Script Bookmarklet
Rashaad Essop
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0 responses
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mdn, hacks, bookmarklet, javascript
var that = this; ... An alternative with Underscore.js and _.bind()
Jorge Luis Rivera
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1 response
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underscore, javascript
JavaScript - quickly hide all console.log
Mariz Melo
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8 responses
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javascript
Python Logging
Harshniket Seta
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0 responses
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python, logging
New endorse button LOL
THExBELARDO
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2 responses
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endorse button, headline, lol
monit and rvm deployment
Mickaël Rémond
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, rvm, monit
Flow manager with Backbone.js and PanthaRhei.js
Federico Weber
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0 responses
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javascript, js, backbone.js
Validate your local storage data
Federico Weber
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0 responses
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javascript
Upload size on Nginx
Marcio Garcia
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0 responses
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nginx
Learn the collection specific methods
Chris Patuzzo
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0 responses
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ruby, collections, refactoring, enumerable
C# Utility methods for javascript data
Stacy Gay
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0 responses
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json, html 5, data, javascript
Rspec: what context and describe are for
Steven Shingler
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0 responses
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ruby, rspec
Javascript Constructor Overloading
ilia choly
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0 responses
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javascript
Latinize strings in C# (æøå = aoa)
Alexander Brevig
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0 responses
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csharp, ascii, latin, latinize
Make Firebug's commandline execute commands in an iframe
Dave Hulbert
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0 responses
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javascript, firebug, iframe
Adding attributes to an input tag with Savon
Bill Watts
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2 responses
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ruby, xml, soap, savon
Terminal on demand
Fabio Mancinelli
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0 responses
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terminal, gnome3
Promo your app using App Banners
Alex Hajdu
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0 responses
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apps, ipad, iphone, app store
DRY up controllers when using acts_as_api - custom rails responder
Tymon Tobolski
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, api, dry
Trick with localStorage
Andrei Oprea
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0 responses
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localstorage, javascript
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