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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
Keep it fun! - more fun, more fun.
HIROKI
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slideshare
Install the correct version of VirtualBox GuestAdditions with Vagrant
Nathan Hopkins
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devops, virtualization
Run focused specs
Vitaly
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rspec, tips-and-tricks
Yeoman - awesome build tool for HTML+CSS
Raphael Randschau
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leahpar, n
Searching coderwall.com protips using Chrome search engines
Shantanu
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coderwall, search, protips
Compare HTTP libs by feature
craig t smith
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ruby, http, link
ssh's ForwardAgent only works with keys protected by password on osx
yanhaoyang
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ssh, forwardagent
Embracing Capybara
Tim Moore
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ruby, cucumber, testing, selenium
Nginx redirect www to non-www
Boris Quiroz
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nginx, rewrite
force content wrap to respect floated neighbors
aristretto
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1 response
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css, html, layout, floats
NodeJs + IIS Blog
Marlon Cristian Pereira
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iis, windows, nodejs
Painful Ruby 2.0 install on OSX
Mike Niyonkuru
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ruby, osx, install, 2.0
use frameworks
Marc Urbaitel
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frameworks, resources, scalability
Heroku environment target
Carlos Júnior
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ruby, heroku, rake
Simple Sticky navigaton
André Lucas
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1 response
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navigation, javascript, sticky
require vs load
Rex Chung
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ruby require, ruby load
SSH packet forward through jump host
Lars Van Casteren
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bash ssh bastion packet forwarding
Requiring ruby gems and failing with a user friendly exception
Shantanu
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ruby, rubygems, gems, ruby gems
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