Newest Programming Tips
Increase the limits of unicorn connections
Fabrizio Regini
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0 responses
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linux, nginx, unicorn
Short Fib
Edward Tate
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0 responses
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n
Normalizing strings with preg_replace
Pedro Henrique Candido
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0 responses
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php, regular expression
Cordova-StartApp: launch external app from Cordova app
Dmitry Medvinsky
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3 responses
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ios, cordova, phonegap, java
CLI watch-command for concatenating javascript templates
Martin Frost
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0 responses
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handlebars, javascript, nodejs, spine
Vim CTags for Ruby projects
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, ctags
Learn shortcuts. Work faster.
Lars Jung
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1 response
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shell, vim, photoshop, sublimetext
How to get a job in open source
Jeff Weiss
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0 responses
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source, open
why-is-processing-a-sorted-array-faster-than-an-unsorted-array
Chorol4
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performance, compiler optimization
{} + {} == NaN
Mike Pack
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0 responses
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javascript
Underscore Trick in IRB/Rails Console
Eric Raio
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Downgrade MacPorts Boost from version 1.50.0 to 1.49.0
Phil Cohen
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0 responses
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osx, macports, boost
To be a PHP Ninja first shuriken should be spent at Magic (methods that is)
Juan Manuel Combetto
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php, magic, ninja, methods
JSON rather than ini
Pedro Aron Barrera Almaraz
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0 responses
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desktop, json, ini, winforms
Great Resource for HTML/CSS basics & best practices
Matthew Tully
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css, html, styleguide, introduction
Create custom documentation pages based on comments
Troy Whiteley
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0 responses
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javascript, css, documentation
"Message" named Entity and iOS 6
Artyom Loenko
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0 responses
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ios, coredata, wtf
Remarkably, even after a decade of such pain, Unicode is, in 2012, still “cutting edge.”
Artyom Loenko
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unicode, utf8, cutting edge
Kickstarter Crowdfunding Stats
Cameron Verhelst
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0 responses
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statistics, kickstarter, crowdfunding
ASP.NET Code Tags
Cameron Verhelst
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asp.net, tags
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