Popular Programming Tips
Delete all Dropbox conflicts in one fell swoop:
Timm Stokke
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terminal, osx, dropbox
Induction a polygloat DB client
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polyglot, mongodb, nosql
Three things to remember before you start your project
Kier Borromeo
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tips, project
Colored GIT syntax in your console
Guido Bouman
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git, console, terminal, osx
Make zsh the default shell
Uri Sharf
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zsh, cli, linux
Personal Kanban for just-in-time skills development
John Stevenson
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kanban, personalkanban
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thread
Asynchronous on-change function execution with AngularJS
Deshayes Yann
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asynchronous, html, javascript, angularjs
HTML5 Apps on the Desktop
Clint Berry
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1 response
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desktop, html5
sass nesting
Victor Zamfir
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3 responses
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sass
Automatically Login to TFS from a VM
Mike Kusold
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visual studio, server 2008, tfs, windows
Helper for page titles and descriptions
Kyle Meyer
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ruby, rails, helper
Gitk --all from inside Git Extensions
carleeto
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git, gitk, windows, git extensions
My Workspace
Kelly McLaughlin
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2 responses
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hackerdesk
Nested ruby hashes w/o needing ||=
James Brooks
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ruby, hash
Glog current file - vim-fugitive
Prayag Upd
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git, vim-fugitive, iprayag
Does work apt-get with proxy
Enrique Cuevas
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linux, proxy, unix, ubuntu
Go for JSON !!!
Vikram Bankar
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1 response
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web, json, xml
Make ack search additional file types
Simon Pantzare
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grep, ack
Retina Favicon
Jamie Piper
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retina, favicon
How to browse the internet in the days of Heartbleed
MidnightLightning
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security, ssl, openssl, heartbleed
RabbitMQ Installation on Ubuntu
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rabbitmq installation, install rabbitmq, rabbitmq ubuntu
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