Newest Programming Tips
Pretty git log
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, log, git
Take a photo of yourself every time you commit (Linux)
Dan Shick
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0 responses
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linux, git, github
Keynote Prototyping on a Grid
Brad Dickason
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0 responses
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keynote, ux, wireframes
My Workspace
Honza Ustohal
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0 responses
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hackerdesk
Write text along a path in Photoshop
Liam McCabe
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0 responses
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photoshop, text, paths
Mac OS X Idletime
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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macosx, idle-time, idletime
Github: Show Filename in Browser Title
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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browser, filename, title, github
Simple /etc/init.d script to run a daemon
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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daemon, linux, init.d
ps(1) with convenient grep(1) builtin
Neil Smithline
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0 responses
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linux, unix, ps
Take a screenshot of any website, using PhantomJS
Sean Dunn
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0 responses
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coffeescript, github
Terminal, can I haz nice welcome image?
Bodo Tasche
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0 responses
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terminal, ascii, ansi, art
Upgrade to Ruby, Homebrew with Xcode 4.3
Pedro Sousa
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0 responses
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ruby, xcode, homebrew
Paper is good
Félix Saparelli
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0 responses
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tip, paper, virtual, team
setInterval with Coffeescript
Will
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0 responses
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coffeescript
My Workspace
KOIZUMI teruaki
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0 responses
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hackerdesk
Java Auto Completion in Sublime Text
Matthew Zeman
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0 responses
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sublime, java, github
Android Event Loop Pattern
Alex Egg
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0 responses
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programming, design, patterns, android
Agile Shibuya github_enterprise
Koichiro Ohba
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0 responses
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slideshare
Execute a subset of tests easily using find and xargs
Curtis Miller
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0 responses
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cucumber, unix, xargs, rspec
Script to ensure added migration files are not missed from commit
Bashir Eghbali
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0 responses
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rails, git hook, migration, gist
Take a photo of yourself every time you commit
Víctor Martínez
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29 responses
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ruby, osx, git
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