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Lion, Xcode, GIT, RVM, Passenger, Mysql, ImageMagick
Ross Nelson
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rails, osx, lion, development
Skeleton Grid
Ross Nelson
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css, html
Extensible jQuery Plugin Development
Shane Riley
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slideshare
MongoUK 2012
Monica Wilkinson
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slideshare
Smart App Banner support for Drupal in iOS 6
Chris Charlton
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ios, drupal, ipad, iphone
CSS3 Filters
Ajay Jain
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css, css3, html5
Switch Apps in Mission Control
Julius Francisco
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osx, lion, productivity
Ruby pbcopy and pbpaste
Simone Carletti
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1 response
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shell, clipboard, irb, pbcopy
Log What Is Happening
Antony D'Andrea
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php, debugging
Script your Java with Groovy
Rick Mangi
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0 responses
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groovy, testing, java
Email and url inputtypes in HTML5
Paul Bremer
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html5, iphone, input, type
Formalize, show your forms some manners!
Naoise
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css, forms, html5, html
Want to flattr your Favs from Twitter?
Udo
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twitter, flattr, favorite, fav
CoffeeScript empty switch
Francois Paul
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0 responses
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switch, control, coffeescript
TSA - The Kids are Next!
Mike McGrail
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humor, sick
CouchRest::Model views errors with RSpec
Luca Guidi
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ruby, tdd, nosql, bdd
Color code your prompts
Davur S. Clementsen
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terminal, unix, dsclementsen, bash
Getting started with vagrant on Mac OS X
José Manuel Lucas
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vagrant, virtualized, server, environment
Check if APNS are enabled in your App
Gilo
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1 response
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ios, xcode, iphone, apns
Trifle: GeoIP-Redis
Cristiano Betta
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ruby, redis, geoip
CSS3 and Mobile device performance
Martin Reurings
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css, mobile, css3, widget
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