Newest Programming Tips
Better Vim Syntastic Symbols
Ben Doerr
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0 responses
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haskell, vim, vimrc, syntastic
Accordion List Plus More - jQuery
Joanna Ong
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0 responses
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lists, accordion, jquery
Vim F1 is Annoying
Ben Doerr
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0 responses
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vim, vimrc
Reverse words in a sentence - PHP
Joanna Ong
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4 responses
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php, reverse words
Avoid typing long directory names with scp
Ohad Lutzky
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, scp, bash
Extending classes with categories in Xcode for iOS
Anthony Levings
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2 responses
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ios, xcode, extending classes, categories
Groovy - delegation using enums and closures
Ashwin
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3 responses
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groovy, java
Make .bib references appear (even the uncited ones).
Samir
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0 responses
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latex, bib, bibliography
My CodeIgniter .htaccess
Pedro Luz
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0 responses
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codeigniter, htaccess, index
Javascript random password
Pedro Luz
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0 responses
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random, password, javascript
Call current controller / method in CodeIgniter dynamically
Pedro Luz
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0 responses
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php, codeigniter
call the model method in cakephp
Ryota Mochizuki
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2 responses
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php, cakephp
just a test
Xiao Jia
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2 responses
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test
Gangnam ASCII
Nguyen Tai Hai
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0 responses
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html5
CommandT for vim
Ryan Regalado
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4 responses
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vim, tool, search, ide
Use @font-face properly
Félix Saparelli
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3 responses
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css, font-face
PHP count() is very slow.
Daniel Pepin
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1 response
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php, array
Coding Style Guidelines (CSS, JS, HTML)
Tobias Block
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1 response
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css, html, code, js
Avoid Ctrl-C MySQL Woops
Ben Doerr
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4 responses
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mysql
Add custom keybindings to Vim by language
Christian Romney
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1 response
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ruby, clojure, xmlblog, vim
Generate a HISTORY.md file from git tags and commits
James Dennes
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0 responses
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ruby, markdown, history, tag
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