Popular Programming Tips
Extract issue name from branch name
Maxim Mitroshin
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1 response
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emacs, magit, stash
Focus. Use 'Do not disturb' in iOS6.
Miles Matthias
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0 responses
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development, productivity, focus
Modeling concurrency in Ruby and beyond
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0 responses
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slideshare
Alloy Simple App Demonstration
Aaron Saunders
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slideshare
GeoIP on Ubuntu 12.04 build fails?
Pawel Maciejewski
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node, geoip, ubuntu 12.04
Force SSH password authentication
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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linux, ssh
Easy CSS3 Animation
Nicoss01
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0 responses
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css, css3, animate.css, animation
Run God in Production
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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0 responses
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rails, tip, god
run all tests, excluding a particular directory
Alexander
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0 responses
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tdd, find, cli, unix
Quick chef tip - How to debug
Pierre Ozoux
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0 responses
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shell, chef, devops
Upgrade stock ruby1.8 to ruby1.9.1 on debian squeeze
Jinn Koriech
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0 responses
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ruby, debian
CSS3 Menu Gradient Text
{ theCSSguru }
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0 responses
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css, menu, css3, sass
Why GPGPU if there is Quantum?
Alexander Loschilov
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0 responses
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amazon, gpgpu, quantum
Host Composer Packages in Github Gists
C. Hochstrasser
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1 response
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php, composer
Beyond 'gem install MySQL’ in Ruby
Ilya Grigorik
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0 responses
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slideshare
vim ctrl+r
Lee-Jon
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0 responses
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vim, cheat
Customize InforCRM Customer Portal Security
Nicolas Galler
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0 responses
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nico_g, inforcrm
Grep in a limited set of files
Daniel Wehner
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0 responses
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shell, find, xargs
Make a Like gate for Facebook
R.Kueny
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2 responses
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facebook, api, like
Non-JS fix for the infamous IE7 z-index bug
Jennifer Lyn Parsons
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0 responses
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ie7, z-index bug
CSS Beautifier
Mahmoud El Ghandour
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0 responses
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css3
Mastering GIT commands
Oswaldo Ferreira
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commands, git, reset, revert
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