Everyday tools of the trade
Install/upgrade #golang on #Ubuntu manually
Fernando Álvarez
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0 responses
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linux, golang, ubuntu, go
Searching GitHub WIkis
Tim Moore
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0 responses
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git, wiki, github
Keep your Python app running
Ken Moini
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1 response
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cron, python, bash
The wiki-as-submodule pattern
Matti Schneider
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0 responses
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documentation, git, github
MongoDB backup script
Mushfiq
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0 responses
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shell, unix, mongodb
git: go back to your last branch
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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git, checkout
RDP-server on Vagrant box
Andrei Subbota
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0 responses
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vagrant, rdp
Tomcat 7 init.d script
Pablo Ramírez
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1 response
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init.d, tomcat, bash
Vim: Jump to gem source while using Vagrant
Anton Kalyaev
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, vim, vagrant
New git flow branch from Trello card URL
Lorin Hochstein
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0 responses
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osx, git-flow, git, trello
Random MAC address
Damian Le Nouaille
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0 responses
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shell, mac, ssl
vagrant-global-status
Fabio Rehm
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0 responses
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vagrant
Windows Github and Bitbucket setup
Alex Boyd
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0 responses
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hg, git, windows, putty
Delete lines in a block of code in vim
Duncan Wong
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1 response
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vim, vi, block, delete
Fastest way to comment out a block of code in vim
Duncan Wong
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2 responses
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vim, vi, comment
Delete matching quotes in vi
Duncan Wong
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0 responses
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vim, string, quote, vi
How to Copy and Paste with Tmux on Ubuntu
Anton Kalyaev
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2 responses
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tmux, ubuntu
css color preview plugin done right
Konstantin Gorodinskiy
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2 responses
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css, vim, colors, plugin
Migrate Subversion to Git
Bart Bakker
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0 responses
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migration, subversion, git
"Open Sans Light" renders broken on Windows
Alex Heusingfeld
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0 responses
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css, firefox, fonts, rendering
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