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Performance of code highlighters
Yuri Artemev
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0 responses
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ruby, benchmark, highlight
c3d2 pcb designers:
sebseb7
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0 responses
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c3d2
Running in background.
Leonardo Koch Kewitz
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0 responses
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shell, linux, leokewitz, bash
Great tutorial about Services in Android by Vogella
José Manuel Pereira (JMPergar)
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0 responses
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android, tutorial, services
You have to have standards!
Adam Barrett
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0 responses
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php, standards, psr-0, psr-1
Timezones in PHP
Adam Barrett
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0 responses
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php, dates, timezones
Linus on microkernels.
hound
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0 responses
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dev, os, linus, microkernel
curl request total time
Stéphane PY
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0 responses
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shell, curl
Timezones in PHP are quite easy
Rowan Lewis
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0 responses
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php, time, date, datetime
Sublime Text 2 - Trim trailing whitespaces on save
João Ferreira Loff
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0 responses
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sublime, text
What you should know about API-centric web development
Kristo Vaher
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0 responses
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web, development, api, architecture
span tag over div
Noppadol M.
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0 responses
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html
Git live log (without flickering)
YDB
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0 responses
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log, gist, git, linux
Split (vertical/horizontal) for terminal windows
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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shell, osx, unix, tmux
Themes for Eclipse
Koldo Duarte
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0 responses
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android, developer, eclipse, custom
Build scripts should be in source control
Derek Hammer
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0 responses
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shell, build, continuous delivery
_.deepBindAll for Underscore.js
Patrick Camacho
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0 responses
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underscorejs, javascript, coffeescript
Keep a git fork up to date
Raúl Raja
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3 responses
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git, github
Test Parse Cloud Code with Ruby
Alan deLevie
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0 responses
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ruby, testing, parse.com
Rebasing dependent branches with Git
Sebastian Staudt
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0 responses
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branch, rebase, git
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