Popular Programming Tips
OS X Quick Screenshot
Kenny Ma
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osx, finder, screenshots
iTerm2 : pasting without copying
Willem van der Jagt
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os x, iterm2
alias lt='ll -lrt'
Glenn Roberts
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shell, bash, zsh
Mobile Navigation Icon
NicholasGraf
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html, css, jquery, mobile
Don't see runserver python outputs in terminal!
Mohammad Taleb
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python, terminal, buffer, runserver
Just a thought
Benjamin Neil
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erlang
Netcating
bt3gl
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linux, netcat
Bubble stor in ruby
fatima
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1 response
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ruby
You should use GitHub training!
Ramiro Rodriguez
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git, github
*nix: Default group for files in directory
Trevor N. Suarez
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linux, unix, apache, nginx
Force ignore on your .gitignore
Joe Critchley
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git, alias, command line, cli
Use DRY CSS for just typography styles
Jake Hickenlooper
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1 response
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css, typography, dry css
Activerecords for Javascript
Nikos Zinas
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mvc, active record, javascript
Routes in Modules
Alex Gibson
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ruby, rails
Simple date conversion from the commandline
Aaron Ott
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linux, commandline, date
Handlebars render safe HTML
Ryan L'Italien
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handlebars, html, ember, render
Wordpress - OptionTree List View
Aleksandar Perisic
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wp, listview, optiontree, list-view
Load All Grunt Tasks
Irakli Nadareishvili
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npm, grunt, javascript
Some JQuery/JavaScript Best Practices
Ivan Sim
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jquery, ivanhcsim
Avoid Global NPM Modules
Rowan Manning
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nodejs, command-line, javascript
JavaScript function overloading
Steven Anavay
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2 responses
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function, javascript, overloading
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