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My approach to TDD learning
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tdd, dependency injection, unit test, factory patterns
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scala, sbt
Rails Date Search Using Ruby's Range Class
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ruby, rails, search, date
semantic.gs
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css, sass, semantic.gs, less
Update a pip requirement with ViM
Colin Wood
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vim, django, pip, requirements
Copy a file's sha256 checksum to clipboard
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osx, checksum, chef, sha256
Tail/head by screenfuls in zsh
Peter Lejeck
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nuckchorris, zsh, head, tail
PHP Type Casting: Arrays, Objects and JSON
Stijn Janssen
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php, json, array, object
Emacs tail -f log files
karthic
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emacs, tail -f
Angular - Directives: handling scope
gerardsans
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scope, directive, angular
Try Clojure
Gary Deer
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clojure, beginner, functional, java
Modified Compass / Sass config file with an extra Dev environment option
Laura Davis-Robeson
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sass, compass, theme, source map
Copy database to a new server using ssh
Fabian Delgado
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mysql, ssh
requestAnimationFrame don'ts
Rasmus Bang Grouleff
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requestanimationframe, javascript
Automatic site update on push to github
Daniel Parnell
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4 responses
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web, update, git, github
Simple Image/File Uploader in Django
David Wong
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1 response
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python, django, image, upload
Use Vi Commands for your Terminal
Eric Raio
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zsh, terminal, vim, bash
GitHub Pages updated on push
Sindre Sorhus
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github, git, branch, site
iOS - Fixing non-quoted-key in JSON String
Noval Agung Prayogo
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ios, objective-c
type-safe struct wrappers
Enno Rehling
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code, cpp, c, types
OpenCL benchmarking open source project
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open source, opencl
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