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1 response
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mobile, jquery, html5, javascript
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css3, mixins, less
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javascript
Using Entity Framework Code First with MySQL
Brice Lambson
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mysql, .net, entity-framework
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Olly Smith
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3 responses
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ruby, os x, mountain lion, 10.8
One-line vim bundle update
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0 responses
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vim, git, bash
How to create elegant comment icons.
Sergio Tapia Gutierrez
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1 response
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css, design, icons, border-radius
Use recursive mixins to generate grid systems really fast
Gavyn McKenzie
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0 responses
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css, mixins, less
Reduce JS startup latency with this technique from Gmail
Gavyn McKenzie
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0 responses
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speed, javascript
hide mobile safari address bar
Matthias
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0 responses
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mobile, js, safari
Deploy Static Website using Capistrano
Matthew Brown
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0 responses
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website, capistrano, deployment, static
Utility Functions, Knockout.js
Richard Browning
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0 responses
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knockout.js
Global $selectors are as bad as global vars
Kaare
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0 responses
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javascript, dom, widget
open last commited files
Merten Falk
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0 responses
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perl, osx, sublime text 2, git
Fragment caching using JBuilder and Rails
Damon Davison
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0 responses
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ruby, haml, json, caching
Work on important stuff when you are the freshest
Cesare Rocchi
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0 responses
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productivity
Update URLs in Safari Bookmarks & History
Karsten Silkenbäumer
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0 responses
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shell, osx, plist, safari
Problems with Tunnelblick on Mountain Lion?
Łukasz Sągol
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osx, mac, lion, zgryw
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