Master Git one commit at a time
Usefull GIT commands
jay mabazza
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0 responses
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git, colour, add commit, stage
No password git push on bitbucket
jay mabazza
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3 responses
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ssh, bitbucket, git, automatic
Install erlang and elixir on Ubuntu from source
Peter Suschlik
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1 response
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erlang, elixir, source, install
Bulk updating of git projects
Jens Hausherr
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0 responses
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fish, git, bash
Force ignore on your .gitignore
Joe Critchley
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0 responses
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git, alias, command line, cli
WebSaver: Web Screensaver Generator for Win32
Vitaly Obukhov
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0 responses
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css, html, .net, web
Easily invite a person to pair with you in tmux
Mislav Marohnić
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5 responses
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ssh, tmux, pairing, github
Editing incoming pull requests
Martin Naumann
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0 responses
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github, open source, martin-n, pull requests
Different repositories on Capistrano
Boris Quiroz
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0 responses
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ruby, capistrano, devops, repository
Protect secret data in git repo
Marco Vito Moscaritolo
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3 responses
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security, git, ansible, git-crypth
Some handy (for me) bash aliases
Ezekiel Kigbo
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0 responses
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bash, git, aliases, ghost in the shell
Starting with Jekyll / Github Pages
Alex Boyd
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0 responses
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jekyll, windows, gumby, github
Task Lists in Github Gists
Sıtkı Bağdat
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2 responses
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markdown, gist, tasks, git
Remove commits on GitHub
sfuku7
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0 responses
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git, github
another git viewing and management tool: tig
Deden Fathurahman
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0 responses
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git, scm, tig
There should be a Github for designers
Gerben Jacobs
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11 responses
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bootstrap, developers, designers, github
Git: Colored graph at the command line
Martin Runelöv
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, git
Take control of your Heroku Git repository
Dharampal H S
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, heroku, deployment
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