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Navigating in project with many lines of code
Alex Hajdu
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0 responses
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xcode, tips, useful, ios
Ignore files in all repos
Łukasz Niemier
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0 responses
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gitignore, git
The Django book
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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python, django
lambdas in ruby case (switch)
Alexander
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3 responses
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ruby, switch, lambda, case
Send an attachment from command line (linux)
CharlyBr
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0 responses
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command line, linux, email, mutt
The most basic way to set up a Maven repository
Russ Lankenau
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0 responses
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maven, java
Monkey patch mysql recipe for using with chef solo
Cedric Dugas
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0 responses
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mysql, vagrant, chef
jQuery performance: $(template) vs .clone()
Lars Jung
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0 responses
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jquery, template
Debugging PHP with Xdebug and MacGDBp
Chris Saylor
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0 responses
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php, macgdbp, xdebug
ScalaTest matchers quick reference
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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scala, reference, scalatest, matchers
Collapse and expand scala code in emacs
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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scala, emacs, code folding
Initjs: Provides a great javascript structure for your application
Josemar Luedke
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0 responses
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rails, gems, javascript
for...in vs. for
Chris
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4 responses
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javascript
.gitattributes template for Xcode projects
Kemal Taskin
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, git, objective-c
put your website in maintenance mode in PHP
CharlyBr
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0 responses
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php, maintenance, http, 503
Git: choose your ssh key
CharlyBr
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2 responses
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ssh, git
Launching any AWS Console from Terminal
Kenny Johnston
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0 responses
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osx, systems, aws
Tomorrow Text Editor Theme
Charlie Key
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1 response
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nodejs, colors, sublime text 2, text editor
Chapiter 9 : Golden Challenge
Bolo Michelin
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0 responses
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the big nerd ranch, challenges, ios
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