Popular Programming Tips
A gentle reminder about < section >
Ezekiel Kigbo
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html5, specs, section
TSA - The Kids are Next!
Mike McGrail
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humor, sick
Node.js: waarom en hoe
Frank Louwers
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slideshare
Display git manual pages in a web browser
Frank S. Thomas
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git, manpage
`go func()` in python
Hasen el Judy
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python, gevent, go, greenlets
Close stuck SSH sessions
Cherif YAYA
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ssh, unix
javascript basic programming - the closures
Juan Jesús García López
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javascript, oop, closure
Sum a file of number
LokiAstari
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0 responses
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sum, bash
[rails] Display objects in groups
Valentino
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, enumerable
Never forget how to pull a remote branch again!
Zachary Kain
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command line, git, github
Learning how to write Makefiles
Kyle Isom
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1 response
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make, makefiles
alias for previous command
Arash M
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0 responses
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shell
boot2docker auto export ip
Talon
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0 responses
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development, ip, boot2docker, docker
Replicating Edit on Each Line in Selection
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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textmate, textmate2
Send email with attachment from console
Rpsl
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terminal, mail, attachment
Great color scheme tool
Lance Johnson
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css, colors, web design, palette
Print out !something without running it
Todd Wolfson
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bash, zsh, terminal, linux
Copy cwd from Terminal.app to clipboard
Kenneth Rose
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terminal, clipboard, cwd
JavaScript Type checking
Sean Copenhaver
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javascript, argument parsing, type checking
Great Design/Development Resources
Christian Knoll
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web development, web design, resources
Webkit Notifications pitfalls
Gerben Jacobs
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notifications, html5, webkitnotifications, pitfalls
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