Newest Programming Tips
Be careful with __block and autoreleased objects
Matt Massicotte
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0 responses
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ios, osx, objective-c
Change Google Chrome search engine to google.com
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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browser, tip, search engine, google chrome
C# - Default value for a Property if Null
Jorge Medina
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2 responses
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.net, csharp
Improve your webapp with shortcuts functionality
Nick Kugaevsky
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0 responses
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productivity, design, javascript
Follow redirects with jQuery PJAX
Michiel Sikkes
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2 responses
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rails, pjax
Find slow postgres queries on heroku
Scott M
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1 response
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heroku, postgresql
Universal keyboard shortcut to open System Preferences
Derryl Carter
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0 responses
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os x, keyboard shortcuts, system prefs
Rails3 + ThinReports + thinreports-rails
Katsuya Hidaka
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0 responses
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rails, pdf, thinreports, reporting
ThinReports DSL for Rails3
Katsuya Hidaka
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0 responses
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rails, pdf, thinreports, reporting
SSL is one line on Rails - Just do it!
Roger Lam
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0 responses
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rails, ssl, ruby on easy
generate md5 code
灵小句
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1 response
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shell, bash
Notify webservice
灵小句
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0 responses
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python
Good Habits: Compare the Constant First
Darryl Wright
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1 response
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eyesno, code style, c
A Guide to the Post Relational Revolution
Theo Hultberg
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0 responses
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slideshare
Order Select Options Alphabetically
Alberto Velandia
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0 responses
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html, javascript, jquery
Getting PostgreSQL query explain plans in Rails pre-3.2.x
Wes Gamble
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0 responses
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postgresql, explain, query optimization
Convert your Localizable.strings (iOS) to strings.xml (Android)
Florian Mierzejewski
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1 response
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android, localizable, ios
Python memoization decorator
Steven
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0 responses
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cache, memoization, fibonacci, python
The shortest media-queries for high pixel-density display
Tomomi ⚡ Imura
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0 responses
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css3, retina, media-queries, css
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