Popular Programming Tips
%-columns and em-baselines in <20 lines of LESS
Peter Lejeck
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nuckchorris, css, responsive, less
Create bitbucket.org repository from command line
Ekin Ertaç
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0 responses
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cli, command, repo, line
NoSQL: Death to Relational Databases(?)
Ben Scofield
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0 responses
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slideshare
Using Rails Migrations to Manipulate Data
Ryan Sonnek
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, database
Use /usr/bin/env
Chao YANG
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0 responses
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vim
Using Rietveld for Code Reviews
Amol Kher
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0 responses
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code review, google apps, rietveld
Email Info @
Polen
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hotell polen, ferie polen
Simple Drupal debugging
Bela Patkai
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0 responses
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node, drush, drupal
Creating new bindings for MonoMac and making your MonoMac app updateable
Maurício Linhares
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0 responses
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osx, csharp, mono, monomac
Deploying Rails application to a VPS
Ivan Kornilov
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0 responses
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rails, nginx, passenger
Sqlite3 readable output
Giovanni Cappellotto
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0 responses
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rails, sqlite, development, output
Wordpress Além do Blog
Luã de Souza
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0 responses
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slideshare
Using bootstrap with flatly bootwatch
Rodrigo Espinosa
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1 response
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css, bootstrap, flatui
jQuery
maryparker
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0 responses
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jquery
Change owner of a whole directory
Carlos Fernandez
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3 responses
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unix, apache, apache owner, change owner
Watching packets go by
Lars Van Casteren
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0 responses
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tcpdump, packets, bash
Index Sub-Documents In Mongo
Jason Whaley
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0 responses
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mongodb, mongo
At Scale With Style
Martin Rehfeld
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0 responses
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slideshare
One liner to create a Pow symlink for the current directory
Simon Starr
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1 response
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rails, pow, bash
Javascript build tools and module loading
Nikita Fedyashev
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0 responses
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javascript
Array en un campo “hidden” de un Formulario
urielmaniaco
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0 responses
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php, array, hidden, formulario
Protip #1
Mads Cordes
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scss, less, sass
underscore vs. hyphen
Shawn Holmes
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regular, expressions
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