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Integrating Force.com with Heroku
Pat Patterson
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slideshare
Building a simple Drupal form
Daniel Pepin
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drupal, api, form
Redirect output to file in append mode
Carlos Guedes
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command line, output, redirect, append
Development and Release Workflow with Git
Alex Oberhauser
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development, workflow, branching, release
Story card interactions and group for features
Adam Lowe
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agile, story carding
REST API Documentation - A First Guideline
Alex Oberhauser
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documentation, api, rest api, restful
Turn vim into a pager/less/more
Łukasz Korecki
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shell, zsh, vim
Bret Victor - Inventing on Principle
Avner Cohen
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ui, ux, javascript
Connect to MSSQL named instance using JRuby and activerecord-jdbc-adapter
Kevin Rankin
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jruby, jdbc, rails
Blackberry app using phonegap and jquery mobile
Abhilash.M.A
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jquery, phonegap, blackberry, javascript
Create ruby gem using Jeweler
Abhilash.M.A
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ruby, ruby-gem
Never include a photograph on your resume!
Kerrick Long
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resume, job hunting
Using ActiveResource with non-Rails RESTful API
Jeroen Rosenberg
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ruby, rails, on
My OSX stack
Tom, Bom
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osx, lists
The anatomy of a jQuery plugin: A case study
Fernando Doglio
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javascript, jquery, plugin
Bash startup scripts on Linux and Mac OS X
Alexander Breen
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1 response
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shell, linux, mac os x, .bash_profile
Automagically connect to a Screen session when SSH'ing in a remote server
Christos Delivorias
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osx, linux, ssh, screen
SIgn URLs to access Amazon S3 in Nodejs
Dmytro Yashkir
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s3, amazon, nodejs
MOTDs on Amazon AMIs
Lee
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4 responses
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ec2, sysadmin, motd, amazon ami
Writing scalable recommender system with Hadoop
Pulkit Goyal
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hadoop, social network, map-reduce, scalable
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