Popular Programming Tips
Get rss feed from Gist by adding .atom bt the end
Jichao Ouyang
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gist, git, github
Slitaz 4.0 (GNU/LINUX)
Evertton de Lima
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open source, linux, gnu, slitaz
Thinking sphinx strange error
Alejandro Andrés
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sphinx, search, error, thinking sphinx
Agile overview - Scrum
John Stevenson
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scrum, agile
Replace an item in a List
Blaise Liu
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list, collection, c#
Enable colors in git console output
Julius
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console, terminal, git
SQL Execution Plans in Javascript
Gary Sieling
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sql, data science, data mining, databases
How to access count variable in a Velocity foreach
Djalma Araújo
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java, velocity
Get a range of the number of days contained by the following months
Matthias Le Brun
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date, javascript, months
Write Javascript template in Vim
mike
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javascript, vim
Porting to Python 3
Federico Scrinzi
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compile, python3, python, porting
Draggable element selections (like WhenIsGood)
Charles Julian Knight
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jquery, select, highlight, javascript
Brace Expansion
Jearvon Dharrie
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shell, zsh, unix, productivity
Check CPAN before you write code
brian d foy
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perl, cpan
Observing model changes in Polymer Dart
Iain Campbell
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dart, polymer
Quick-i18n: New jQuery plugin. Radical approach for i18n
Johann Paul Echavarría Zapata
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javascript, jquery, html, js
Make Asp.net respect your html ids (.Net 4+)
Matt Munday
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html, annoyances, vb, c#
bash string tricks
Nat Friedman
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shell, bash
Microdata, Draggable and CSS: Hide and Peek
Daniel Bennett
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css, microdata, draggable, html5
Javascript Weird Loop
Matt Owen
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javascript, loop, weird
Integrate Symfony2 in AppFog
Santos Jiménez
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php, mysql, symfony2, appfog
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