Popular Programming Tips
iOS 7 Beta
Firestream
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2 responses
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ios, iphone
Thug - Javascript ORM Replacement
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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javascript, nodejs
Go an Arbitary JSON
Bagwan Pankaj
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0 responses
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json, interface, go, type assertion
Custom Short Title for iOS Web Apps
Neil Sweeney
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0 responses
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ios, html, web site
Atom.io download no invitation needed
Jichao Ouyang
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0 responses
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atom, atom.io, github
How to NOT pro-tip
Rilke Petrosky (XenoMuta 2.0)
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1 response
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coderwall, style, pro-tip, haiku
Quick (and dirty) Guardfile for CoffeeScriptRedux and SourceMap
Sébastien Gruhier
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0 responses
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javascript, coffeescript, chrome, sourcemap
Release practices for applications
Ritesh M Nayak
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0 responses
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git, unix, ci, database
ActionScript 3 - Singleton
蒼時弦や
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0 responses
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actionscript3, note
Create SVG Icons for HTML5 with Flash & Style with Snap
brandon flowers
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0 responses
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flash, svg, javascript, snapsvg
Gumdrop
Matt McCray
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0 responses
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ruby, static cms, github
Math.floor quick and easy
jonathan de montalembert
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0 responses
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performance, math.floor, bitwise, javascript
Don't circumvent the digest cycle.
Dan Kapusta
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0 responses
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angularjs
Get emails when your cronjob has an error
Phil Freo
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0 responses
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email, sysadmin, cron, error
Beware Broken Bookmarklets
Raine
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0 responses
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bookmarklet, javascript, raineorshine
thesaurus.com, best programming tool ever...
bjh
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0 responses
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programming, semantics
Versioning - an Underrated Discipline
Leonardo Giordani
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0 responses
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versioning
PermaVPN Scheduled Task XML File
Matt Talley
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0 responses
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vpn, permenant, rasdial, scheduled task
Purge all remaining configuration files from removed packages
Romain Vigo Benia
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0 responses
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shell, unix, dpkg
Easy Star Ratings in CSS
Cameron Daigle
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0 responses
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tags, comma separated
Easy Ruby versions from your .bashrc
Tyler Distad
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2 responses
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ruby, bashrc, bash
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