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Pablo Covarrubias
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3 responses
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php, wp-theme-dev, theme devlopment, wordpress development
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0 responses
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php, ubuntu
OpenNMS Hipchat Notifications
Lance Johnson
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1 response
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network, monitoring, opennms
Sliding the scrollbar
Cedric Dugas
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jquery, slider, anchor
In page cached jQuery Ajax queries
Mr Rogers
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cache, ajax, promise, jquery
delayed_job upstart script
Jorge Gonzales
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delayed_job, rails4, demonize, imd23
Tutorial – CRUD em C# Asp.Net ADO.NET com Bootstrap
Glaucia Lemos
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0 responses
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bootstrap, tutorial, c#, asp.net
Support the Internet Defense League
Phil Cohen
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internet, rights, sopa, pipa
Some handy (for me) bash aliases
Ezekiel Kigbo
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0 responses
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bash, git, aliases, ghost in the shell
using bower in grunt
Philip Nuzhnyi
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0 responses
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grunt, bower
Packer.io: Awesome tool for building Virtual Machines
Michael Cheng
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1 response
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virtualbox, virtual machine, ec2, aws
Getting started with Lotus::Router
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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ruby, lotusrb
I18n in iOS (similar to Ruby On Rails)
Bartłomiej Wójtowicz
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0 responses
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mobile, i18n, phone, ios
Web Development in Django
Lakshman
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slideshare
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Ian Greulich
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0 responses
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git
Reload Drupal module
George
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drush, drupal
PHP DBA Cache Monitor
Gjero Krsteski
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0 responses
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php, open source, cache, gui
Set up Robolectric with Gradle
Matthew Patience
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0 responses
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android, gradle, robolectric
Tornado Application Boilerplate
Bibhas Ch Debnath
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0 responses
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python, web app, tornado
Dealing with multiple windows and files on VIM
Weslley Araujo
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1 response
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vim, resize, edit, split
Hack License Reflector
Steven Calderon
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0 responses
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reflector
No more CSS Prefixes
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3 responses
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css, css3, javascript
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