Popular Programming Tips
Standup Desk @The Coffee Bar
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hackerdesk
You don't want to build your own minifier
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php, css, js, minify
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Simon Bailey
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boxen, nodejs
CSS3 Drop Shadows for Icons
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1 response
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css, css3, shadows
Be A Finite-State Machine
Simeon Willbanks
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productivity, life, finitestatemachine
Coffeescript in Firebug console with Acebug
Denis
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coffeescript, console, underscore, firebug
Stopping Travis CI email notifications on success
Gilad Peleg
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yml, ci, travis, email
Source control for documents - Git Word Diff
Lucas
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1 response
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markup, git, word-diff
Accessing Template data in helpers
Micha Roon
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0 responses
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meteor, blaze
Sublime Text: The most badass config
Eduardo Martines
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3 responses
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sublime, sublime-text, sublime-text 2
Dynamic model resolution in Django
Björn Andersson
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0 responses
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python, django, dynamic, model
Maintainable JavaScript: one argument
Ivo Limmen
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6 responses
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javascript, maintainability
Disable Access-Control-Allow-Origin in Chrome
Carlos Sanz García
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0 responses
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json, google chrome, ajax, acces-control-allow-origin
Error installing nokogiri on AWS
shinn
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1 response
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ruby, patch, ec2, aws
gem install nokogiri fails on Mac OS X....
Mikael Henriksson
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, nokogiri
Groovy tricks for easy API calls
Ben Doerr
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2 responses
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groovy, script, http, api
Tween 3D Helper AS3 Class
Burak Kırkıl
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0 responses
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actionscript, snippet, 3d, as3
Avoid tag selectors for common elements
Adam Stankiewicz
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1 response
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css, performance
Write a blog and the software that runs it.
Paolo Fragomeni (0x00A)
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2 responses
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css, html, nodejs, blog
DNS propagation checker
James Barnett
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0 responses
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sysadmin, devops, dns
Git push default
Garry Shutler
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git
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