Popular Programming Tips
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zunda
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clipboard, bash, x.org
No Callbacks, No Threads - RailsConf 2010
Ilya Grigorik
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slideshare
minimal sexy vim setup for the extremely lazy
William Whitacre
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vim, oneliner, vimrc, lazy
Better Git Diffs
Alexander
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git
css3 - nth-child Works
Naval Nagar
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css3, html5
tunneling your local environment with localtunnel
Arthur Barros
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gem, local, tunnel
Code Coverage for CoffeeScript
Mathieu Desvé
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coffeescript, coverage
SHell Irc Client
Łukasz Korecki
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shell, irc, bash
Freeing cached memory on linux system
Matteo Cappadonna
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linux, bash
How to build a M.E.A.N web application.
Travis Tidwell
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node, angularjs, express, nodejs
Ubuntu for Android
Adriano Rodrigo Guerreiro Laranjeira
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android, ubuntu, video, adrianoguerreiro
A website for your creativity
Valentin Beuret
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image, creativity, picture
draw diagrams in the browser
Martin Frost
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diagrams, drawing
jQuery pseudo-selector that matches only if the element has text in it.
Jasson Cascante
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javascript, pseudoselector, jquery
Install the correct version of VirtualBox GuestAdditions with Vagrant
Nathan Hopkins
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devops, virtualization
Yeoman - awesome build tool for HTML+CSS
Raphael Randschau
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leahpar, n
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Shantanu
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coderwall, search, protips
ssh's ForwardAgent only works with keys protected by password on osx
yanhaoyang
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ssh, forwardagent
Last commits by user in SVN
Bruno Guimarães
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svn, subversion
Embracing Capybara
Tim Moore
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ruby, cucumber, testing, selenium
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