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career, book recommendations
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functional, dependency management
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puppet, virtualbox, vagrant, chef
Watch the number of threads owned by a process
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bash, linux
What to test in a Rails app?
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ruby, rails, testing
Colorful and grouped JavaScript logging with Bragi
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javascript, logging, visualization, front end
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php, wordpress
Some cool links that help us to make things better ;D
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web, front-end links
django template with vim: replace static references in html
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templates, regex, vim
Set vim as default editor in Debian/Ubuntu
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vim, ubuntu, editor, debian
Test Against Multiple Platforms
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testing, automated testing, multi-platform, futureproofing
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emacs, xiki
ONE OF THE REAL WAYS TO CHECK UPLOADED FILE TYPE.
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php, security, filetype, check extension
Set your last expression to a variable
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terminal, variable
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